Speaker 1: Five o five.
Speaker 2: If if you have k RC the talk station, Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 3: I'm the dude, man, and I'm Brian Thomas. I am
Speaker 3: not the dude, and Happy Tuesday. Thanks to Dan Carol
Speaker 3: for covering from me. Yesterday I went out to UH
Speaker 3: Camp Attleburn to shoot fifty cows with Navy Seals. Man,
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, it is sometimes really good to be me.
Speaker 3: The friends that I have made as a consequence of
Speaker 3: being here on the fifty five Jersey Morning Show, including
Speaker 3: retired Colonel Bob Kattyre, who is I gut. He's the
Speaker 3: sniper training guy for the fifty cows, teaching the Navy seals,
Speaker 3: you know, how to operate and shoot the fifty cows.
Speaker 3: I guess they don't typically use them, so just you know,
Speaker 3: broadening their general area of expertise in terms of firearms.
Speaker 3: But it's the second time I was able to go
Speaker 3: out there, and yesterday he invited my son, who was
Speaker 3: really the I really only squeezed off about ten rounds yesterday.
Speaker 3: My son did the lion's share of that. He had
Speaker 3: a phenomenal time, got to meet some wonderful people, and
Speaker 3: my wife has got a fan club.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: Yes, the United States Navy Seal Teams six and ten
Speaker 3: are huge fans of my wife, as there's literally everybody there.
Speaker 3: She made a couple several dozen schnicker Doodle cookies for
Speaker 3: the seals and the shootings the folks there and everybody
Speaker 3: loved them. And one of my police officer friends who
Speaker 3: was there is also on the fifty caliber training team,
Speaker 3: Yo Yo police officer told me to tell my wife,
Speaker 3: you can let her know that a hop set her
Speaker 3: cookies are better than doughnuts. So it was kind of cool,
Speaker 3: and all the seals are like, oh, these are great,
Speaker 3: these are great. It's like, I know, I married out
Speaker 3: of my element. My wife is an amazing, amazing baker.
Speaker 3: So thanks to Paullette, and again thanks to everybody who
Speaker 3: was involved with facilitating my being there and having just
Speaker 3: such a wonderful day spending time with those guys and
Speaker 3: my son.
Speaker 1: So enough of that.
Speaker 3: Coming up at the fifty five Kossey Morning Show. You know,
Speaker 3: the Orlando Sons is not going away. I have high hopes,
Speaker 3: in spite of the fact that he lost his race,
Speaker 3: that he has a future in politics or something great
Speaker 3: because he's a brilliant guy, great family man and outspoken
Speaker 3: on immigration. He wrote a Washington Post op ed piece,
Speaker 3: Orlando's going to join the program at seven o five
Speaker 3: to talk about it. And as he just starts out
Speaker 3: in his op ed piece for the Wapole, illegal immigration
Speaker 3: poses one of the most pressing challenges to the United States,
Speaker 3: undermining national securities or any public resources, limiting opportunities for citizens,
Speaker 3: for lawful immigrants. Opponents of illegal immigration office mischaracterized as
Speaker 3: anti immigrant, ignoring Donald Trump's strong support for legal immigration,
Speaker 3: which he views as the cornerstone for the American strength.
Speaker 3: And here's the point. As someone who came to this
Speaker 3: country through legal immigration, I know firsthand the contributions immigrants
Speaker 3: make when they follow the rules and enforcing immigration laws
Speaker 3: insures fairness for those who respect the system, protects taxpayers,
Speaker 3: and preserves opportunities for lawful immigrants. And that's just the
Speaker 3: outset of it. Or that is going to dive on
Speaker 3: a little bit deeper in that, And I appreciate him
Speaker 3: writing that it is important that we hear from the
Speaker 3: legal immigration community. And isn't it something that was revealed
Speaker 3: during the most recent election. We had a lot of
Speaker 3: folks who the Democrats, I believe, thought were going to
Speaker 3: just immediately vote Democrat. Within the immigration community generally, I mean,
Speaker 3: how many times did you read articles over that, you know,
Speaker 3: the election and run up where you had you know,
Speaker 3: reporters going out and talking to immigrants and asking them
Speaker 3: what their perception of the open border was, and you
Speaker 3: heard a lot of them say it's crazy. Shut it down,
Speaker 3: this isn't good. Look at the Democrat cities. Mayor Eric
Speaker 3: Adams in New York City is considering return turning Republican
Speaker 3: and he is now working to bypass this city council
Speaker 3: on their sanctuary city law. Eric Adams, Yeah, people write
Speaker 3: almost riot, not rioting, but certainly letting their voices be
Speaker 3: known in very Democrat cities about the problem the illegal
Speaker 3: immigration system is caused. This just unchecked flow of humanity
Speaker 3: over the border. Biden administration could have done something about it,
Speaker 3: like the Trump administration did before it.
Speaker 1: It didn't. It encouraged it.
Speaker 3: It projected to the rest of the world that it
Speaker 3: was wide open, and so the rest of the world
Speaker 3: got the message and literally the four corners of the
Speaker 3: globe ended up in the United States of America. Not
Speaker 3: good for Biden, of course, translating to not good for Harris.
Speaker 3: She lost, including lost the popular boade by about three
Speaker 3: million people. So it's an excellent point on the Republican
Speaker 3: side of the Ledger. We enjoy legal immigration. I'm a
Speaker 3: proponent of legal immigration. It's the illegal immigration that's the problem.
Speaker 3: And while the world is a crazy place, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Oh wait a minute, the rest of the morning show,
Speaker 3: smither Van, Yes, Christopher Smithman's going to join the program
Speaker 3: today since I wasn't here yesterday, and thanks to Dan
Speaker 3: Carol A little upset that I didn't get to interview
Speaker 3: Congressman Brad Weinster. But Congressman Winster bon the program yesterday,
Speaker 3: and I'm sure that was an excellent interview. I was busy. Breitbart.
Speaker 3: It is Tuesday, so we get the insights scoop of Breitbart.
Speaker 3: Joe Pollock returns to the program. I'm talking about the
Speaker 3: fall of the shar Ali Sade in Syria. What in
Speaker 3: a wild, wild situation that has unleashed in Syria? Big
Speaker 3: question mark now, is it a great thing or is
Speaker 3: it a bad thing? I think most people are viewing
Speaker 3: it as a very positive development, showing the weakness of
Speaker 3: Iran and the weakness of Russia, both proper uppers of
Speaker 3: the Basharlesad evil regime. That guy killed just hundreds of
Speaker 3: thousands of people and an interesting start to that civil
Speaker 3: war which has been going on for thirteen years, ultimately
Speaker 3: resulting in him being exiled. I guess they all reports
Speaker 3: say he's been granted asylum in Russia.
Speaker 1: But who's going to fill the void?
Speaker 3: The insurgents, a lot of which are dangerous, you know,
Speaker 3: Islamic fundamentalist rebels. So if they end up taking it over,
Speaker 3: I don't know that that's going to be a positive thing,
Speaker 3: but we'll see. It's certainly the weakness of Iran in
Speaker 3: Russia could help facilitate maybe a little bit more common
Speaker 3: Israel since Iran's you know, lost one of its vehicles
Speaker 3: to fund rebels in fighting against Israel. But also Russia
Speaker 3: and its involvement need eve involved in the Ukraine. A
Speaker 3: lot of resources, of course, Russia's expended there, including fog
Speaker 3: of war. You picked the number of Russians that have
Speaker 3: been killed in the war in Ukraine. I can't put
Speaker 3: my thumb on it. It's just impossible to tell. But pulling
Speaker 3: out of Syria gives them a little bit more attention,
Speaker 3: allowing them to attention put more attention to focus on Ukraine,
Speaker 3: but also again revealing Russia's weakness. It may serve as
Speaker 3: a mechanism to negotiate a peace deal and end that
Speaker 3: ridiculous conflict. So we'll talk about that with Joel Paul Locke,
Speaker 3: at least in so far as the Basharlesad regime falling
Speaker 3: and how it might impact something. And of course it
Speaker 3: being Tuesday, you know Daniel Davis Deep Dive is going
Speaker 3: to be focusing on that Syria. I'm going to ask
Speaker 3: him what the post a Sad regime is going to
Speaker 3: look like. Do we have any idea Israel ceasefire with
Speaker 3: Hisbawa sort of kind of? And did Trump negotiate a
Speaker 3: Russia Ukraine ceasefire? I think as of right now the
Speaker 3: answer is no. But we're gonna see what Daniel Davis
Speaker 3: says to say about that at eight thirty.
Speaker 1: So there's your line up today.
Speaker 3: You know I enjoy hearing from you, so feel free
Speaker 3: to call five one three seven fifty eight hundred eight
Speaker 3: two three talk pound five to fifty on AT and
Speaker 3: T phones. And I think a justice has finally served
Speaker 3: in so far as Daniel Penny is concerned, a jury
Speaker 3: found him not guilty of the lesser charge in connection
Speaker 3: with the death of thirty year old Jordanneely. Jordan Neely
Speaker 3: a disturbed, disturbed man, and he literally scaring the hell
Speaker 3: out of folks Broaden on the subway that day, and
Speaker 3: of course attracted national attention. The George Floyd folks caught.
Speaker 3: This was very analogous, different though, because of course Daniel
Speaker 3: Penny Marine turned good samaritan, helping people on the train,
Speaker 3: including women and children, stepping up to the challenge in
Speaker 3: spite of his own concerns and protecting them from the
Speaker 3: outrageously dangerous. Excuse me, Jordan Neely mentally disturbed, very threatening criminal.
Speaker 3: He has a long record. He was on some kind
Speaker 3: of drug, artificial synthetic drug described as a stimulant, and
Speaker 3: he made threats. So you know, someone is going to
Speaker 3: die today, he said, And it's noted. Daniel Penny could
Speaker 3: have looked away, but he didn't. He came to the
Speaker 3: aid of his fellow passengers. They were scared witless. I'd
Speaker 3: use the FCC non compliant word. You know what I'm
Speaker 3: talking about. When Neely got on the plane and started
Speaker 3: ranting about someone's going to die today, you think about
Speaker 3: New York City. Historically people turned their heads away from crime,
Speaker 3: they do not report it. I'm not getting involved, and
Speaker 3: is that what we want in the world? Those are
Speaker 3: rather interesting observation. You can read the op ed piece
Speaker 3: yourself from William mcgern. But he pointed out, you know,
Speaker 3: this is the kind of thing that we hope that
Speaker 3: there are more Daniel Pennies in the world. He said,
Speaker 3: fathers hope there will be a Daniel Penny on the
Speaker 3: train every time their daughters ride the subway. Folks that
Speaker 3: are willing to step up to the challenge dealing with
Speaker 3: a clearly mentally disturbed and very threatening criminal. And yet
Speaker 3: he was charged for defending those folks. It's just a
Speaker 3: simply outrageous thing. But that's Alvin Bragg. What do you
Speaker 3: expect and what lesson is to be learned on this?
Speaker 3: Daniel Penny had to go through a full year plus
Speaker 3: worth of defending himself when all he was doing was
Speaker 3: stepping up to the challenge and trying to put a
Speaker 3: stop to this dangerous guy harming other people on the
Speaker 3: subway train. And if you look at the history, and
Speaker 3: you probably know what anybody pays any attention to, what
Speaker 3: goes on in New York City. People get shot into trains.
Speaker 3: I mean, there are all kinds of crimes on trains,
Speaker 3: all kinds stabbings and robbings and shootings, and it's just
Speaker 3: people already walk into It is an unsafe place to be.
Speaker 3: And if you take out of the equation the idea
Speaker 3: that a good Samaritan might come to your aid in
Speaker 3: a city that, well, it makes it virtually impossible to
Speaker 3: own a firearm. You've just made that place a much
Speaker 3: more dangerous place. And you've given people more reason to
Speaker 3: feel insecure when writing on public transportation. And then lo
Speaker 3: and behold. You know, after the acquittal, Black Lives Matter
Speaker 3: has called for black people to kill white people. I
Speaker 3: found this appalling. Some guy named Hawk Newsom, who described
Speaker 3: as the founder of BLM of Greater New York, explicitly
Speaker 3: called upon Black Americans to respond to this not guilty
Speaker 3: version by killing white people. Quote, we need some black vigilantes.
Speaker 3: People want to jump up and choke us and kill
Speaker 3: us for being loud. How about we do the same.
Speaker 3: Is that what he was doing being loud? He was
Speaker 3: screaming death threats, and the witness testimony said that they
Speaker 3: were very scared more so than the normal train ride. Okay,
Speaker 3: you basically get on a New York subway frightened anyway,
Speaker 3: and then neely jumps on the train and starts talking
Speaker 3: about someone's gonna die today, acting all freaked out. He
Speaker 3: was high on something called K two. He had a
Speaker 3: history of psychosis, described as being on one of the
Speaker 3: I think that one of the New York City's top
Speaker 3: fifty people. He was here it is he was on
Speaker 3: the city's top fifty list of homeless and desperate need
Speaker 3: of help. Even Eric Adams know that, said the city
Speaker 3: failed him. New York Mayor Eric Adams again spoke for
Speaker 3: the law abiding residents of the city, complaining that nearly
Speaker 3: clearly mentally disturbed and very threatening criminal being presented in
Speaker 3: the press as a young innocent child, a Michael Jackson
Speaker 3: imitator who was murdered for no reason. Eric Adams said, no,
Speaker 3: that is not the case. So I was pleased with
Speaker 3: that outcome, and I hope you are as well. What
Speaker 3: we need to do is foster and encourage the idea
Speaker 3: of us stepping up to the challenge when evil and
Speaker 3: violence threatened our fellow citizens. And so salute to Daniel
Speaker 3: Penny for sucking it up, dealing with it, doing the
Speaker 3: right thing at the time, being a marine, and maybe
Speaker 3: even saving a life. Five nineteen ker CD Talks Days
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Speaker 3: overcast with steady temperatures high a fifty overcast. Tonight temperatures
Speaker 3: will drop fast to say some light snow is even possible.
Speaker 3: We're going down to thirty Tomorrow's I have thirty four
Speaker 3: with spotty snow possible and cloudy skies also windy clear
Speaker 3: every night down to eighteen tease partly cloudy on Thursday,
Speaker 3: and I have thirty one. It's say forty seven degrees
Speaker 3: right now. I have fifty five ker CD coss station
Speaker 3: five twenty two on a Tuesday from three to call
Speaker 3: five one, three, seven, four nine fifty five hundred, eight
Speaker 3: hundred and eighty two to three talk found five fifty
Speaker 3: on AT and T phone. Meanwhile, Black Lives Matter calling
Speaker 3: for a killing of white people because Daniel Penny's acquittaled.
Speaker 3: Don't make any sense out of that. It's impossible too.
Speaker 3: And then here's an equally insane reality going on.
Speaker 1: Social media excuse me.
Speaker 3: Social media makes it so easy for people to just
Speaker 3: sort of make outrageous and stupid, stupid statements, and so
Speaker 3: we got Luigi MANGIONI no relation to Chuck from what
Speaker 3: I've heard. He's the of course, arrested person in the killing.
Speaker 3: The United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson arrested in Altoona, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 3: yesterday after McDonald's customer and employee spotted him said gee,
Speaker 3: it looks like that guy's picture who's floating all over
Speaker 3: the world. So police showed up, they say they started
Speaker 3: talking to him. Officers approached, they recognized them wearing a
Speaker 3: medical mask. He allegedly handed over a fake I geek
Speaker 3: id gave a phony name, and when police ask him
Speaker 3: if he'd recently been to New York City, became, in
Speaker 3: their words, quiet and started to shake, so I guess
Speaker 3: they patted him down. They found a ghost gun, which
Speaker 3: similar looked similar to the one in the photograph ghost
Speaker 3: gun created at home. It's kind of funny. There's a
Speaker 3: buyback program. I think it was in New York City,
Speaker 3: and I guess they offered two hundred and fifty bucks
Speaker 3: or something for every gun you turned in, so some
Speaker 3: guy got his three D printer out and printed hundreds
Speaker 3: I guess. So there's glock switches which turned the clockhan
Speaker 3: gun into a fully automatic, and those qualified for the
Speaker 3: buybacks we ended up like pocketing twenty one thousand dollars, forcing.
Speaker 1: Them to change the policy.
Speaker 3: So any ghost guns turned in the max available for
Speaker 3: the buyback programs twenty five bucks. Sorry, just a little
Speaker 3: side note on that, But people took the social media
Speaker 3: and started putting negative reviews on McDonald's restaurants in Altoona,
Speaker 3: Pennsylvania because the employee called the police.
Speaker 1: On this guy.
Speaker 3: They're trying to make a hero out of this miserable
Speaker 3: piece of excrement. One post the working class has betrayed humanity,
Speaker 3: very large rat behind the count or not very nutritional food.
Speaker 3: I've heard employees get free food for working a shift.
Speaker 3: Hope they have health insurance to cover the future heart attacks.
Speaker 3: So you know, this guy, I guess had a beef
Speaker 3: with the healthcare system. Generally speaking, it's really not quite
Speaker 3: clear where his beef was what specifically. The details slow
Speaker 3: to come out on that, But this is the kind
Speaker 3: of crap you read on social media, and we all
Speaker 3: know what opinions are like yes, and even idiots with
Speaker 3: stupid opinions drawing stupid conclusions, suggesting murdering people because you
Speaker 3: got a problem with the system. Murdering people is a okay,
Speaker 3: and that this guy, this, this Mangioni guy is somehow
Speaker 3: a hero for shooting a human being in the back.
Speaker 3: Now you can say we want all day long about
Speaker 3: the healthcare system, but I'm sorry, I can't abide that.
Speaker 3: You know, there but for the grace of God, go
Speaker 3: you or I. Someone could have a beef with what
Speaker 3: you or your company does. There's always some with a
Speaker 3: chip on their shoulder, and we want to foster and
Speaker 3: encourage murder. No, I don't think so. They jerks come
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Speaker 1: Happy Tuesday to you.
Speaker 3: If I've cares dot comedy, can't listen live, get the podcasts,
Speaker 3: and really looking forward to having Orlando Sonza back on
Speaker 3: the phone at seven oh five, and of course always
Speaker 3: enjoyed talking with the Christopher Smith and so that'll be
Speaker 3: on the seven o'clock hour. We have time to talk,
Speaker 3: feel free to call five one three, seven four nine
Speaker 3: fifty five hundred, eight hundred eight far flammable wood pallets,
Speaker 3: rubber plastic stored under Cincinnati Bridge headline from WCPO. The
Speaker 3: ITEAM was looking into a lot of the other bridges
Speaker 3: since the Dan Beard Bridge obviously has some serious structural
Speaker 3: problems after the fire broke out underneath it. They're busily
Speaker 3: working to repair the bridge, taking a little bit longer
Speaker 3: than normal, and officials from the city of Cincinnati pointed
Speaker 3: out that homeless yes took up residence underneath the bridge.
Speaker 3: Some are suggesting the silence is deafening from the re
Speaker 3: how the fire started. I heard from a little bird
Speaker 3: that ahead of blink. Now again, don't take this as gospel.
Speaker 3: This has heard from one of my connected little bird friends.
Speaker 3: But behind the scenes, it was suggested the mayor aft
Speaker 3: had purvault moved the homeless people out of the city
Speaker 3: and told them or relocate them underneath the Brents Benz Bridge.
Speaker 3: Obviously they had some shelter there. I suppose the rubber
Speaker 3: playground surface provided a little bit softer place to sleep on,
Speaker 3: and they start a fire to keep warm, and that
Speaker 3: stuff goes up like gasoline. Anyway, whether or not that's true,
Speaker 3: obviously there's a problem when you store flammable material underneath
Speaker 3: the bridges. We had learned a hard lesson, so cpo's
Speaker 3: I team went around and started looking at a lot
Speaker 3: of bridges and found out that this is a pervasive problem.
Speaker 3: It's happening all over summer storage hotspots. I DOT has
Speaker 3: already been focusing on for years, and yet when the
Speaker 3: IT team went there. They said, well, there's still a
Speaker 3: bunch of stuff piled up underneath them. So they did
Speaker 3: some public records requests, found some communications back and forth
Speaker 3: or trying to learn as much as they can about
Speaker 3: the Big macfire. Everyone's still looking into that. One Federal
Speaker 3: Highway Administration urged state bridge inspectors to watch out for
Speaker 3: flammable material being stored underneath bridges. This after a fire
Speaker 3: on the Santa Monica Freeway a year ago. There's these
Speaker 3: things happening all over the place again. Lessons can be
Speaker 3: learned from tragedy. And thanks to the I team and
Speaker 3: WCPO for at least following up on this and metaphorically
Speaker 3: lighting a fire underneath our officials to get something done
Speaker 3: and get them cleaned up. They did have some success
Speaker 3: on that. Parenthetically, what else is going on all you'd
Speaker 3: be happy to know. Since I City Manager Cheryl Long
Speaker 3: got an eight and a half percent raise this year,
Speaker 3: not making quite as much as Joe Strecker, her salary
Speaker 3: is now three hundred and nineteen thousand dollars a year. Jeez, Louise,
Speaker 3: that'd be a cost of living increase in a five
Speaker 3: percent raise approved by the city. City of Cincinnati Council.
Speaker 1: Hmmm.
Speaker 3: Sharon Coole at CINCINNAI inquiry reporting a review of who
Speaker 3: makes the most money in the city based on city
Speaker 3: pay or record shows Yes, of course it's City Manager
Speaker 3: Cheryl Long. Under the city's carter charter. She runs day
Speaker 3: to day operations. They should point out from trash pick up,
Speaker 3: the police into keeping the city streets paved. Joe, do
Speaker 3: you think it's interesting that they pointed out that she
Speaker 3: is responsible from seeing that the city streets are paved?
Speaker 1: Didn't you?
Speaker 3: Aren't you aware of the backlog of roads that need
Speaker 3: to be repaired in the city of Cincinnati. I know
Speaker 3: you and I have read about that over the years. Yeah,
Speaker 3: a lot of things. Just yeah, I suppose that's just
Speaker 3: wanted a long list, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: Last year apparently made two hundred ninety five three hundred
Speaker 3: and forty one dollars. Hired in twenty twenty two at
Speaker 3: a salary of two hundred and eighty six thousand, seven
Speaker 3: hundred and thirty nine dollars that was identified by Sharon
Speaker 3: Coolidge as more than any prior city manager. So over
Speaker 3: the past two years she has gotten eleven percent increase.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: Joj was your tongue in your cheek when you said
Speaker 3: worth every penny? You didn't sound you didn't sound very
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Speaker 3: This is such a Florida story. Over the years, we
Speaker 3: find that Florida is a crazy, crazy place. It's got
Speaker 3: great a lot of great qualities, but a lot of
Speaker 3: strange people shown up in Florida and including teachers. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we have a Florida teacher facing accusations after police discovered
Speaker 3: him naked and surrounded by what are described as disturbing
Speaker 3: items in an elementary school classroom over Thanksgiving break. Joe
Speaker 3: your Ayas, thirty four years old, who taught operative word
Speaker 3: past tense at Somerset College Preparatory Academy until his arrest,
Speaker 3: spotted at Windmill Point Elementary School in Saint Luci Saint
Speaker 3: Lucie County. Deputy Eric Holbert, one of multiple deputies in
Speaker 3: the county who lives lives on school grounds, speaking with
Speaker 3: local news CBS twelve, the more it unfolded, the weirder
Speaker 3: it got. He happened upon the scene Thursday night, allegedly
Speaker 3: seeing a nude your Eyas surrounded by an assortment of
Speaker 3: sex toys, women's underwear, and marijuana. Hulbert said, there's a
Speaker 3: large pillow that kids sleep on. There was some sort
Speaker 3: of stain on that he was naked when I saw
Speaker 3: him close quote thank you, Joe Strecker appropriately timed sound effect.
Speaker 3: When your eyes noticed the deputy's presidents, he attempted to
Speaker 3: grab his clothes and make a run for it, allegedly
Speaker 3: punched the police officer in the face. Officer Hobert said,
Speaker 3: I identified myself. I held up both my hands and
Speaker 3: said Deputy Sheriff stop and he said no, bro, and
Speaker 3: tried to run through me a little bit. He hit
Speaker 3: me right here in the lip. I hit him in
Speaker 3: the jaw and I was able to hold him with
Speaker 3: a jiu jitsu seat belt grip. On further investigation, police said,
Speaker 3: your eyes is actually homeless. Broke into the school through
Speaker 3: an unlocked window, knowing that it was closed for the holiday.
Speaker 3: Port Saint Luci Police Chief Leo Nimezick, so there were
Speaker 3: no children president. Thankfully there was nobody inside the school
Speaker 3: at the time. He was by himself, you know, as
Speaker 3: the vulgarity. I think I just don't even want to
Speaker 3: get into his mind and think about what he was thinking.
Speaker 3: He said he was homeless and that he's been doing.
Speaker 3: What he's been doing is teaching at his school and
Speaker 3: then hanging out at a Starbucks and then sleeping in
Speaker 3: the public wherever he can. He knew this week the
Speaker 3: schools were out, so he's going to break into the
Speaker 3: school and stay there for the week. The Preparatory Academy
Speaker 3: promptly terminated his employment. Now facing a slow accusation including
Speaker 3: loot and lascivious behavior, burglary of an unoccupied structure, marijuana possession,
Speaker 3: and battery of an officer, according to the arrest Avidat affidavit.
Speaker 6: The aritocratic.
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Speaker 3: Remember the leg lamp for glay Well Larry's Plumbing in
Speaker 3: Marysville had a leg lamp. Of course I replica the
Speaker 3: one from the movie. But it has been stolen. People
Speaker 3: making fun of the fact that it was stolen, owners
Speaker 3: calling themselves the joke of Marysville. But it was a
Speaker 3: robbery and someone did break the big window in the
Speaker 3: front of the store to steal the leg lamp. That
Speaker 3: was the only thing that was stolen, which is interesting
Speaker 3: considering there are probably a lot of valuables in the store.
Speaker 3: Owner the store, Eric Klemp, loved the movie. He said
Speaker 3: when he first brought the property, he knew he wanted
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Speaker 3: but the window, that's what really hurt because it's going
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Speaker 3: Pollock on the fall of the shar Ala Sade in Syria.
Speaker 3: Of course Daniel Davis Deep Dive at eight thirty, also
Speaker 3: on Syria, but as well as the Israeli the Israeli
Speaker 3: ceasefire with Hezbawa and some commentary on Trump negotiating a
Speaker 3: Russia Ukraine ceasefire. Democrats a little wigged out about Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Everybody in the world is treating him as the president.
Speaker 3: Where is Joe Biden? Is he still wandering around the
Speaker 3: rainforests asking for a friend?
Speaker 1: Anyway?
Speaker 3: It sounds like a terrible idea, a tabletop fire pit.
Speaker 3: Apparently it was a terrible idea, because I have a
Speaker 3: Miami company that made tabletop fire pits, now facing lawsuits
Speaker 3: from customers, has said they were badly burned. One woman, plaintiff,
Speaker 3: Kyla Homensky, struggling with tremendous pain and suffering she was
Speaker 3: burned on more than forty percent of her body, saying
Speaker 3: it happened just and just very quickly. The Coulson fire
Speaker 3: pit was being used while she was entertaining friends one night.
Speaker 3: Flames looked like they went out, so said said her husband,
Speaker 3: would you please relight it? According to Khloa Lemensky, he
Speaker 3: went to pour the liquid in, obviously the flammable liquid
Speaker 3: that makes the fire pit run. But as soon as
Speaker 3: the liquid was in the pit, a giant fireball blew
Speaker 3: up like an explosion. It's called flame jetting, which says Kurz,
Speaker 3: when somebody pours a flammable liquid over and exposed fire,
Speaker 3: so the flames can shoot out as far as fifteen
Speaker 3: feet or more, burning people nearby, I guess, including this
Speaker 3: man's husband. Kyla Lemensky, her attorney, said flame jetting is
Speaker 3: not something people are familiar with. It's an absolutely horrific
Speaker 3: situation because it can burn somebody to death in a
Speaker 3: matter of seconds. Stuart Ratson representing Kalin in a federal
Speaker 3: lawsuit against Coulson Fire Pits LC, as well as a
Speaker 3: couple of other companies. The lawsuits say the product produces
Speaker 3: flames that may not be readily visible, increasing the risk
Speaker 3: of flame jetting. She said, I just remember hearing screams
Speaker 3: and saying you're on fire, and I just remember kind
Speaker 3: of trying to slap off the fire, if you will,
Speaker 3: and those types of situations you're in so much shocked,
Speaker 3: you're just kind of working to stay alive. Burned from
Speaker 3: head to toe, as it's described in the lawsuit, he
Speaker 3: had to spend weeks in the hospital, a couple of
Speaker 3: skin grafts, daily bandage changes. She said she had to
Speaker 3: learn how to rewalk again, relearn how to do most
Speaker 3: physical and every day to day things that you really
Speaker 3: don't even think about, so severely injured totally. Nineteen people
Speaker 3: claim the Coulson firepit caused them comparable burn injuries.
Speaker 7: M do.
Speaker 6: What the hell?
Speaker 3: The website parenthetically for Colson firepit is shut down. Homepage
Speaker 3: now has a called notice urging customers to stop using
Speaker 3: the fire pit and throw it in the trash. That's
Speaker 3: actually the words they wrote. So anyhow, I again just
Speaker 3: sounds like a bad idea having a firepit on top
Speaker 3: of the table. Well, clearly it was in that particular case.
Speaker 3: Let's see here. Smartphones obviously we're all using them. One
Speaker 3: woman successfully made it past the gauntlet of putting the
Speaker 3: phone down and not touching it for a total of
Speaker 3: eight hours, and as a reward for those efforts, she
Speaker 3: ended up winning thirteen eighty dollars.
Speaker 1: According to the.
Speaker 3: Article, a merchant in the municipality in China held the
Speaker 3: public welfare challenge with my drivers, reporting that the individuals
Speaker 3: selected ten random people to participate and by inviting them
Speaker 3: to lie down for eight hours in the merchant's store.
Speaker 3: They said there were a few rules that participants had
Speaker 3: to abye bye with the most important one being that
Speaker 3: they were not allowed to touch their smartphones. Also not allowed
Speaker 3: to sleep deeply, as that would have defeated the challenge's
Speaker 3: purpose of being awake and not touching your cell phone.
Speaker 3: In the end, the unnamed woman inner pajamas overcame the
Speaker 3: test and won ten thousand You on i E thirteen
Speaker 3: hundred and eighty dollars equivalent. Report doesn't mention if any
Speaker 3: of the other participants won the competition, but if that
Speaker 3: was not the case, then it's a simple example of
Speaker 3: how smartphones have become an indispensable part of people's lives.
Speaker 3: Some may argue people are addicted to them. It's also
Speaker 3: pointed out researchers have found that reducing daily smartphone usage
Speaker 3: can have a positive impact on your personal health. Reducing
Speaker 3: usage by just an hour can lead we need an
Speaker 3: individual's anxiety levels as well as increase their life's satisfaction.
Speaker 3: I can't argue with that, never seen the studies, but
Speaker 3: certainly sounds logical and reasonable. Five point fifty five fifty
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Speaker 3: Thanks again, Dan Carroll for covering for me yesterday, and
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Speaker 3: out of Camp Attterbury yesterday. Had a wonderful time with
Speaker 3: my son and the whole crew that and again going
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Speaker 3: a massive fan base among the Navy seals now. Anyway,
Speaker 3: she actually said, and I told her about this, she goes, oh,
Speaker 3: I would love to go there and watch you guys
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Speaker 3: God bless America, and God bless that's two. That's four
Speaker 3: chunks of Navy seal teams. Last time it was two
Speaker 3: and three. I think it was six and ten yesterday,
Speaker 3: and so I've had an opportunity to meet quite a
Speaker 3: few of them. Man, we got some quality, quality men
Speaker 3: serving the Navy Seals. Anyway, Orlando Sons are coming up
Speaker 3: in an hour to talk about immigration. He is the
Speaker 3: product of legal immigration, and he, of course understands the
Speaker 3: problems associated with illegal immigration, wrote a Washington Post op
Speaker 3: ed piece. As I pointed out the last hour, you
Speaker 3: know you haven't seen the last of Orlando Sanza. I
Speaker 3: see a great future in front of him. Christopher Smithman,
Speaker 3: former Vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati smither event
Speaker 3: in delay of the day since I wasn't here. I
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Speaker 3: Christopher bright Bart inside Scoop every Tuesday eighth five. Today
Speaker 3: the return of Joel Paulock. We'll talk about the fall
Speaker 3: of Bashar Ali Sad and Syria and what that might mean.
Speaker 3: Also on the topic of conversations with Daniel Davis for
Speaker 3: The Deep Dive at eight thirty, Well, Douk Syria, What's
Speaker 3: what lies in the store for all of us? Some
Speaker 3: are drawing a parallel to the fall of the Berlin Wall,
Speaker 3: with the fall of Bashar al Asade, Israel ceasefire with
Speaker 3: Hisbala question mark, and questions about whether Trump is going
Speaker 3: to be able to negotiate a Russia Ukraine ceasefire, and
Speaker 3: of course the falling apart of Syria may assist in
Speaker 3: that regard. And yeah, I honest, got to be honest
Speaker 3: with you, I'm not real familiar with Syria's history, but
Speaker 3: for the last thirteen years there's been this this absence
Speaker 3: outright civil war going on, claiming the lives of they say,
Speaker 3: well over half a million people.
Speaker 1: How did that start? Look?
Speaker 3: According to reporting from the Telegraph, this remember the Arab
Speaker 3: spring back in twenty eleven spreading through the Middle East.
Speaker 3: Syria apparently at the outset remained kind of neutral on
Speaker 3: the whole thing until one night in February a group
Speaker 3: of children in the southern town of Deira wrote some
Speaker 3: graffiti on the wall quote it's your turn next, doctor,
Speaker 3: referring to Bashar al Assade, who was an optomologist. It
Speaker 3: was kind of a taunt at a Sade, who apparently
Speaker 3: is very thin skinned and very insecure. On top of it,
Speaker 3: so he got all angry about that local security chief,
Speaker 3: a cousin of Bashar Ala Sade, had his men round
Speaker 3: up and torture the children, resulting in crowds gathering around
Speaker 3: demanding the release of these children. According to the reporting,
Speaker 3: As'ad's generals and maybe Ozma herself that would be Bashar
Speaker 3: Assad's wife, a very controversial woman in their own right,
Speaker 3: begged him to comply and apologized for rounding the children
Speaker 3: up and torturing them in order to defuse the crisis
Speaker 3: that was obviously unfolding before their very eyes. However, bish Assad,
Speaker 3: being who he is, gave an order to open fire
Speaker 3: on the protesters, which triggered the thirteen year uprising that
Speaker 3: obviously ultimately saw him have to flee the country the
Speaker 3: other day. By all accounts, he is now an asylum
Speaker 3: in Russia. But over the months following that slaughter of protesters,
Speaker 3: he got even worse in terms of torture and blood.
Speaker 3: They say, in the following decade, the Bisharlesade regime would
Speaker 3: kill hundreds of thousands of their own citizens, torture more
Speaker 3: than fourteen thousand prisoners to death, and caused what was
Speaker 3: described as the greatest refugee crisis since the Second World War,
Speaker 3: half of serious population fled the country, going back to
Speaker 3: problems with immigration, and of course a lot of them
Speaker 3: ended up in Europe, causing major problems there.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 3: Apparently early on in his after he took over, his
Speaker 3: brother was above him and in line for succession, which
Speaker 3: is why b. Charlsade ended up going to ophthalmology school.
Speaker 3: So that his brother was apparently kind of a thrill seeker,
Speaker 3: and he died in a car accident speeding around Syria.
Speaker 3: So next in line, Alosad and apparently initially on encouraged
Speaker 3: by his wife, was thinking about turning Syria into more
Speaker 3: progressive democratic state. They called it Damascus Spring. He released prisoners,
Speaker 3: gave some degree of freedom of expression, and at that
Speaker 3: time was actually somewhat popular. However, as reported, it didn't
Speaker 3: last long. Apparently it dawned on him that democracy would
Speaker 3: mean the end to his family's dominance because he's one
Speaker 3: of the Awl Whites. They're a minority, they only make
Speaker 3: up ten percent of the population. So he saw the
Speaker 3: writing on the walls, like, wait a second, if I
Speaker 3: let people decide their future here, then I'm going to
Speaker 3: be out of power. So he went the opposite direction,
Speaker 3: and that forced him into the arms of Iran because
Speaker 3: he was losing support, so he became dependent upon Iran,
Speaker 3: and that dependence increased after the uprising forced him to
Speaker 3: become more reliant than ever on Tehran. By then, they say,
Speaker 3: his horizons had narrowed in Syria. He can only trust
Speaker 3: members close to his family, and the uprising spread in
Speaker 3: twenty eleven. His younger brother, described as even almost a
Speaker 3: bigger thug than Dashar al Asad was charged with suppressing
Speaker 3: descent as ruthlessly as he could, which, also, as the
Speaker 3: reporting says, a role he relished. I guess he liked
Speaker 3: abusing people and killing them. In fact, there's some video
Speaker 3: footge out there of this mahar guy laughing while firing
Speaker 3: shots at unarmed protesters in Damascus, not a great reputation,
Speaker 3: not good for power, and of course also feeding the
Speaker 3: fuel of descent and rebellion, which is exactly what the
Speaker 3: aftermath was, and being chucked out of office. So the
Speaker 3: toping of his regime at the hands of rebel forces,
Speaker 3: they say, can have far reaching consequences, and we're not
Speaker 3: quite sure what they're going to be because the rebel
Speaker 3: forces are led by the Islamist militant group Hayat Tarir
Speaker 3: al Sham. Notice they're described as an Islamist militant group,
Speaker 3: which makes me think of Iran and the fall of
Speaker 3: the shaw of Iran being taken over by yes, the Iotolokamani,
Speaker 3: a well fundamentalist Islamic guy. So they captured Damascus over
Speaker 3: the weekend, and of course Bisharolo's side, with his tail
Speaker 3: between his legs, fled and according to everybody out there
Speaker 3: kind of reporting on this, he is now in Russia.
Speaker 3: Some of the reports early on set his plane crash.
Speaker 3: But anyway, so Western nations currently described as cautious because
Speaker 3: we don't know what's going to happen in terms of
Speaker 3: the power vacuum in Syria, and if a chaotic and
Speaker 3: contested transition happens, it could be problematic.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 3: So there are competing factions. They're the one I mentioned,
Speaker 3: the foregoing one, and then there's the terrorist group styling
Speaker 3: itself as the Islamic State. They're infighting as well, but
Speaker 3: they say for now, the fall of the Asad dynasty
Speaker 3: of over fifty years in power as some immediate global ramifications,
Speaker 3: with Russia and Iran now seen as losers because he
Speaker 3: was ousted. They were his primary supporters. There's a chief
Speaker 3: economist at Brenberg Bank. I guess he's an expert on
Speaker 3: such things, Holger Shimmitting. He said, Iran has likely lost
Speaker 3: its major route to send weapons to the Hazbala terror
Speaker 3: militia in Lebanon. Despite the potential power vacuum in parts
Speaker 3: of Syria for a while, the Middle East could eventually
Speaker 3: be as a little less unstable as a result. See
Speaker 3: there's where Israel might benefit from this. And in the
Speaker 3: United States, economists point out that the far Bashar al
Speaker 3: Assad and the company weakening of Russia and Iran after
Speaker 3: losing their key ally in the region, will give Trump
Speaker 3: a welcome boost. Strategist Bill Blaine said, the new reality
Speaker 3: is when Donald Trump assumes I was in January twentieth,
Speaker 3: he will be facing a threat be facing a threat
Speaker 3: board where the opposition looks massively weakened, and how the
Speaker 3: United States holds many of the cards. That does not
Speaker 3: mean the world is getting much less dangerous. It's entirely
Speaker 3: unclear what kind of new Syria might emerge from Asad's overthrow,
Speaker 3: but it feels like power and global initiative could be
Speaker 3: shifting back to the West. They say, we might hear
Speaker 3: some benefit on that in light of the growing, you know,
Speaker 3: calls for bricks currency. They think this might shore up
Speaker 3: the US dollar and also provide Trump with some leverage
Speaker 3: in Ukraine, because again Russia had all of its resources
Speaker 3: sort of focused on Ukraine, which said, you know, I
Speaker 3: guess if they had a choice, We're going to pull
Speaker 3: the plug on Syria. We're going to pull the plug
Speaker 3: on our war with Ukraine. They chose to pull the
Speaker 3: plug on Syria. They set of sod's downfall in the
Speaker 3: defacto defeat of Russia and Iran in the process as
Speaker 3: massive implication for markets in terms of unwinding fears around
Speaker 3: the dollars pre eminence, while increasing the momentum that could
Speaker 3: develop behind Trump and his global trade vision, both in
Speaker 3: terms of put in the United States in the US
Speaker 3: dollar front and center. Let's hope that's true, they say.
Speaker 3: The major winnicle, major geopolitical winners right now Israel and Turkey. Israel,
Speaker 3: of course, because of the drying up of weapons going
Speaker 3: to Hisbala, and Turkey, which shares a five hundred and
Speaker 3: sixty mile long border with Syria, and Turkey's been the
Speaker 3: main backer of opposition groups in Syria aiming to topple
Speaker 3: Bashar al Asad. So I guess they were on the
Speaker 3: winning side of that. According to some experts quoted, Turkey
Speaker 3: is for now said to be the biggest external beneficiary
Speaker 3: of Asad's fall. They caution that Ankara will only feel
Speaker 3: the benefits of regime change in Damascus if no dangerous
Speaker 3: vactor of power emerges and the power is transferred relatively
Speaker 3: peacefully from now on, according to the expert, In other words,
Speaker 3: Turkey stance benefit only if the Ashad regime is replaced
Speaker 3: by a functioning government able to face the daunting task
Speaker 3: of delivering stability to a diverse country while competing factions
Speaker 3: that will need billions of dollars in aid and investments
Speaker 3: to rebuild. I'm sorry, I can't find any optimism in
Speaker 3: that after thirteen years of civil war, all these different
Speaker 3: warring factions and sort of the enemy of my enemy
Speaker 3: is my enemy, and you got these multiple Islamic factions
Speaker 3: fighting sort of collectively to Topplbashar al Asad. I suppose
Speaker 3: they're now going to be looking at each other, and
Speaker 3: since there is a power vacuum. I suspect one or
Speaker 3: more of those groups is going to want to be
Speaker 3: the one leading the country, probably resulting in more war
Speaker 3: in Syria. It remains to be seen, but the situation
Speaker 3: is unfolding rapid. Stick around more to talk about. It's six.
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Speaker 9: Happy Tuesday, my brother. I'd like to make a comment
Speaker 9: about the serious situation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, please, Well, the Kurds hold.
Speaker 9: More territory than any played any other group in Syria.
Speaker 9: But my question is, poor mister Biden isn't in kroll,
Speaker 9: isn't in control of this situation. Because the leader, the
Speaker 9: leader of the rebellion that's situated in Damascus right now,
Speaker 9: that's supposed to be the head of you know, the rebellion.
Speaker 9: He's got a twenty million dollar bounty on his head
Speaker 9: from our State Department as a terrorist oh wonderful. Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: So so Bobby, if we're looking for some smooth transition
Speaker 3: and some stability and some sort of stability in terms
Speaker 3: of the government, if it's the opposition leader, then that's
Speaker 3: not going to go out real well, at least in
Speaker 3: so far as US relations with the country on a
Speaker 3: going forward basis.
Speaker 9: It's not going to go well. And all the Trumpster
Speaker 9: told him right off the bat first words out of
Speaker 9: his mouth, he said, stay out of it. He knows
Speaker 9: we've been arming the Kurds for a long time, all
Speaker 9: the way from back in Hillary Clinton. Because I know
Speaker 9: where they stored the arms at. Wow, right right there
Speaker 9: in being Ghauzi, the being Ghazi Medical Center, five nice
Speaker 9: buildings that we built for you know, the country there,
Speaker 9: and we stored arms there. Nobody ever understood why the
Speaker 9: representative of our country was in being Ghauzi. Well, it's interesting,
Speaker 9: the being Gazi Medical Center where we stored our arms there.
Speaker 1: Well, what do you what do you make of Israel?
Speaker 3: They say they destroyed chemical weapons and other weapons caches
Speaker 3: in Syria right just yesterday, I guess, or maybe even
Speaker 3: this morning, because they got that shared border and since
Speaker 3: there is now this power vacuum in Syria, they said,
Speaker 3: you know what, we're gonna keep the hands of the
Speaker 3: We're gonna keep these weapons out of the hands of
Speaker 3: the Sunni Islamic rudbulls. So we're just gonna blow them up.
Speaker 3: I don't know anything about blowing up chemical weapons, but
Speaker 3: it's like blowing up nuclear facilities where they have radioactive material.
Speaker 3: Is there a concern that when you blow that stuff
Speaker 3: up that it releases the chemical weapons or the nuclear
Speaker 3: radiation as the case maybe, and it goes out into
Speaker 3: the world. I don't know if they think about that
Speaker 3: kind of stuff ahead of time, but this is way
Speaker 3: beyond my knowledge base.
Speaker 9: I think they just take it displaced, like a pup
Speaker 9: of smoke on a windy day.
Speaker 1: Or that evening.
Speaker 3: That's a scary thought, man. So anyway, so understand Israel's
Speaker 3: desire to do that, but they're now worried about Israel
Speaker 3: maybe occupying that what they call demilitary zone there and
Speaker 3: expanding the territory, which is of course going to really
Speaker 3: irk many folks in the Middle East about Israel maybe
Speaker 3: trying to take over. Given the power vacuum that exists there,
Speaker 3: it's very complicated, wouldn't you agree, Bobby.
Speaker 9: Well, the goal on hide scenariosing was going to be
Speaker 9: a nice powder keg within the next few weeks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, well, I guess Israel took that away from
Speaker 3: Syria a long time ago, but that was I believe,
Speaker 3: nineteen sixty seven. And to the winner go the spoils.
Speaker 3: And you don't want to let go of the goal
Speaker 3: on heights if you're Israel, because that is an unbelievably
Speaker 3: strategic thing. If you give somebody else power of the
Speaker 3: goal on heights, you are letting them sit in territory
Speaker 3: that looks right down over the top of Israel. It's
Speaker 3: got some great military reasons that they want to keep it,
Speaker 3: so I doubt that's going to go anywhere anyhow. Frightening stuff, Bobby.
Speaker 3: I certainly appreciate your call. God bless you, sir, and faith, flag,
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Speaker 3: Christopher Smith is going to be on today seven to
Speaker 3: twenty for him right after Orlando's Sonza with his Washington
Speaker 3: Post op ed peace on immigration. There's illegal immigration and
Speaker 3: there's legal You can jar your own conclusions as to
Speaker 3: which side of the ledger or Lando is on that.
Speaker 3: He's a great guy. I'm looking forward to having back
Speaker 3: on the program and always a joy hearing from New Hampshire. Gary,
Speaker 3: Thanks for calling today, Gary, It's good to hear from
Speaker 3: this morning.
Speaker 1: Welcome back.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Brian.
Speaker 1: How are you I am doing well? Thanks? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Hey, By the way I speaking, I agree with Bobby
Speaker 10: one hundred percent on the Ben gatziview. But yesterday there
Speaker 10: was a one hour dissertation with Ben Shapiro. I had
Speaker 10: to listen to it twice. He had it complete. If
Speaker 10: you can watch it, it's better than the podcast because
Speaker 10: they had it complete with a map, showed all the
Speaker 10: different factions and was basically a breakdown of history starting
Speaker 10: from nineteen sixty in the whole Middle East, what mess.
Speaker 10: There are different factions of Kurds, Syrians, and Palestinians, and
Speaker 10: it breaks it down really well so that you can
Speaker 10: get a good comprehension of just how complex the whole
Speaker 10: thing is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've seen a couple of maps, and I can't
Speaker 3: disagree with you. I have not seen that particular segment,
Speaker 3: and I will have to go look at it because
Speaker 3: it sounds fascinating, and I will be the first one
Speaker 3: to admit, I mean, it's difficult when you look at
Speaker 3: the history of those regions and all the different factions
Speaker 3: that are going on and who's taking control and who
Speaker 3: has and I mean, hell, you just look at the
Speaker 3: history of Israel since nineteen forty seven and it's crazy also.
Speaker 3: But in the final analysis, let me ask you this
Speaker 3: what is your candid opinion New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: Gary.
Speaker 3: Will this result in some sort of peaceful resolution and
Speaker 3: transition of power to something that can resemble a stable
Speaker 3: Syria or will it be the monstrous Charlie foxtrot that
Speaker 3: I anticipate that it'll be based upon what you just
Speaker 3: sort of, you know, thumbnail sketched out.
Speaker 10: Anybody who believes their enemy that they're not gonna that
Speaker 10: used to be part of isis k as a fool?
Speaker 3: Okay, fair enough? I think we know exactly what you're anticipating.
Speaker 3: If after Gary was a betting man, he's going with,
Speaker 3: I believe the Charlie fox trot scenario and I think
Speaker 3: that's probably where the money goes. Question whether it will
Speaker 3: any of this will adhere to our benefit because as
Speaker 3: of right now, all the political plunders are saying this
Speaker 3: shows Iran and Russia are both weakened by the fall
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Speaker 3: this is a reflection that Russia is incapable of fighting
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Speaker 3: Forty two at fifty five PRC Detalk station, I hope
Speaker 3: you're having a happy Tuesday. Orlando Suns at the top
Speaker 3: of our news on immigration for the Washington op ed
Speaker 3: piece on that looking forward to having him back on
Speaker 3: the show. I wish I was having him back on
Speaker 3: the show to congratulate him on the victory. But Hamilton
Speaker 3: County tough not to crack, although I think it's possible
Speaker 3: we can retake Hamilton County. Look what's going on across
Speaker 3: this country of ours. When Mayor Eric Adams is talking
Speaker 3: about becoming a Republican and now working to bypass New
Speaker 3: York City's council to overturn their sanctuary city laws, you
Speaker 3: can see a sizeable like a huge shift in the
Speaker 3: attitude in the hearts and minds of folks in elected
Speaker 3: capacity because they got big, big problems on their hands
Speaker 3: given the Biden administration's open border policies. And you know,
Speaker 3: I was thinking about the the not guilty vertict for
Speaker 3: Daniel Penny. I mean, no one suggested he wanted to
Speaker 3: kill Jordan Neely. Jordan Neely a deranged, drug induced, disturbed,
Speaker 3: mentally challenged individual who was literally threatening people on the train.
Speaker 3: And you heard Sean point out that one of the
Speaker 3: women who testified on the trial and the trial on
Speaker 3: his behalf or as a witness, she was scared to
Speaker 3: death black woman. And Daniel Penny obviously didn't go after
Speaker 3: this guy because he was black. He went after him
Speaker 3: because he said people are going to die. Someone's going
Speaker 3: to die today, while he's whacked out on drugs and
Speaker 3: is also described as having a long, long history of
Speaker 3: mental problems and challenges. In fact, Mayor pointed out the
Speaker 3: city failed Neely identified as the cities and one of
Speaker 3: the city's top fifty list of homeless in desperate need
Speaker 3: of help, including psychological help and help with drug addiction. Apparently,
Speaker 3: he had a record demonstrably dangerous, and it's a good thing.
Speaker 3: We got folks seize our citizens like this marine to
Speaker 3: look out for us, because you know, we can't lie
Speaker 3: on our elected officials. Where were the cops, Al Sharpton,
Speaker 3: where were the police? You know, we're supposed to put
Speaker 3: our hearts in our rather our lives in the hands
Speaker 3: of those who are licensed and hired as police officers.
Speaker 3: But when seconds counts, y'all know they're at least minutes away.
Speaker 3: Where were they on the subway train? They weren't there.
Speaker 3: So we got a veteran standing up to the challenge
Speaker 3: and protecting those young women on the train from this
Speaker 3: deranged guy. We need more people like that. We need
Speaker 3: a lot more people like that. And it's very disturbing
Speaker 3: when you got a district attorney like Alvin Bragg going
Speaker 3: after this guy when after it was initially invested and invested, investigated,
Speaker 3: he was not arrested at the outset. Bragg shows up
Speaker 3: a little bit later and charges him. But why why
Speaker 3: would you want to discourage this kind of behavior. I mean,
Speaker 3: if he targeted a black man, if he targeted some
Speaker 3: individual and intentionally wanted to murder him, then that's one thing.
Speaker 3: But protecting folks, and this guy's medical condition apparently is
Speaker 3: really what was the proximate cause of his death. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you take your people as you get them. But a
Speaker 3: good day for Daniel Penny, and I think it's a
Speaker 3: good day for America as well. And I hope that,
Speaker 3: you know, more of us would actually step up to
Speaker 3: the challenge like that, because if you have people in
Speaker 3: elected capacity that go after the good Samaritans of the world,
Speaker 3: you know a lot fewer good Samaritans left around. In
Speaker 3: New York City has been notorious for years for people
Speaker 3: just outright ignoring crime while it's happening. One story that
Speaker 3: was described in the context here sixty years ago, twenty
Speaker 3: eight year old Kiddy Genovies raped and murdered outside her
Speaker 3: apartment building in Queen's and The New York Times reported
Speaker 3: back then, while thirty eight people either saw or heard
Speaker 3: the attack, not a single one called the police or
Speaker 3: came to her aid. Now, they said that time story
Speaker 3: was greatly exaggerated with hindsight, But as William mcgerrn observed
Speaker 3: the day in the Wall Street Journal, she became a
Speaker 3: metaphor for a cold, uncaring city where people don't want
Speaker 3: to risk getting involved but when you pivot over and
Speaker 3: look at the absolute outright anarchy, it seems to be
Speaker 3: the New York City subway system. People get on the
Speaker 3: subway already scared out of their minds, and that's some
Speaker 3: of the testimony that came through into this Daniel Penny trial.
Speaker 3: You know, you're already freaked out, and then this guy
Speaker 3: comes on. He's talking about someone going to be killed today.
Speaker 3: Isn't it a nice one? You can think that somebody's
Speaker 3: going to come to your aid if you need it.
Speaker 3: If you are one of the weaker individuals in society
Speaker 3: in a city that won't allow you to carry concealed
Speaker 3: or arm yourself to defend yourself, the great equalizer is
Speaker 3: not available, and if you use it, you know, damn
Speaker 3: well the district Attorney, Alvin Bragg is going to charge
Speaker 3: you for defending yourself. And I almost think that is
Speaker 3: what the left wants, that attitude, that mindset that you
Speaker 3: won't defend yourself, that you will not use deadly force
Speaker 3: even when you are allowed to, as in, when you
Speaker 3: are faced with eminent apprehension of grievous bodily harm or death,
Speaker 3: you have the right to defend yourself and use deadly
Speaker 3: force that you won't use it just because you know
Speaker 3: you're going to be rung through the criminal justice system.
Speaker 3: You're gonna have to lawyer up at a massive expense,
Speaker 3: and it's most notable. Daniel Penny is still facing a
Speaker 3: civil suit. Fortunately he's accumulated a rather substantial legal defense fund.
Speaker 3: He's probably going to have to use every penny of
Speaker 3: I think the three million dollars if people have donated
Speaker 3: for his defense. So he's facing a civil suit, and
Speaker 3: we are now all facing calls from at least one
Speaker 3: Black Lives Member founder in New York City that white
Speaker 3: people need to be killed. Yeah, Hawk Newsom, founder of
Speaker 3: Greater New York. We need some black vigilantes. People want
Speaker 3: to jump up and choke us and kill us for
Speaker 3: being loud. How about we do the same. Oh, that's helpful,
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Speaker 3: wapell op ed peace about immigration and going back really
Speaker 3: quickly to Mayor Eric Adams again. Trump's victory, I think
Speaker 3: sent a warning shot to the balot Democrats about these
Speaker 3: sanctuary cities, and more and more are fighting back against them,
Speaker 3: mostly the citizenry showing up at council meetings and the like,
Speaker 3: screaming their heads off about wasted resources and budget problems
Speaker 3: and all of that. And now Mayor Eric Adams he
Speaker 3: is actually working to bypass the city council to change
Speaker 3: their city sanctuary city law ahead of an upcoming meeting
Speaker 3: with the Trump administration. Borders are hmm. He said he
Speaker 3: wants criminal illegal aliens to ported. First, he wants to
Speaker 3: protect his citizenry, going back to this old Daniel pennything,
Speaker 3: someone's got to protect the citizens. You've got known convicted
Speaker 3: with due process, criminals that aren't lawfully allowed it to
Speaker 3: be in your city. Isn't it a good thing to
Speaker 3: want to eradicate the city because you are legally allowed
Speaker 3: to do so, And yet you're staring at a bunch
Speaker 3: of elected officials who have declared that you're well. The
Speaker 3: police and those involved in enforcing immigration law, at least
Speaker 3: assisting with ICE and helping to enforce the law are
Speaker 3: told not to do it. They're directed to not work
Speaker 3: with ICE to help these people or to help them
Speaker 3: get these people out of the city. Criminals, dangerous types,
Speaker 3: demonstrably so people have actually gone out and committed crimes
Speaker 3: against your own people. And Mayor Eric Adams has, you know,
Speaker 3: his electorate, the residents of the city to concern himself about.
Speaker 3: Isn't it a nice thing that he does care about
Speaker 3: him enough that he wants to work with ICE and
Speaker 3: get them out of the city. Anybody think that's one
Speaker 3: of the reasons Donald Trump won And no, I don't
Speaker 3: think Trump's going to be capable of, you know, pulling
Speaker 3: off what they keep calling mass deportation, mass deportation. He
Speaker 3: got eleven, twelve, fifteen million, whatever the number is of
Speaker 3: illegal immigrants in this country. Not all criminals, but boy,
Speaker 3: if you can identify the criminals, and you can, isn't
Speaker 3: it a nice thing to protect your country from all threats,
Speaker 3: both domestic and foreign. In this figular case, foreign people
Speaker 3: have come into our country and they now represent a
Speaker 3: domestic threat. Let's start there. Maybe difficult road to hoe,
Speaker 3: but we can at least start there. And I think
Speaker 3: that enjoys popular support even in the most left wing cities.
Speaker 3: Orlando Sanza on after the top of the area needs
Speaker 3: to talk about that. I hope you can stick around.
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Speaker 3: Back on a nice three day weekend, thanks a Dan Carapher
Speaker 3: covering for me, and so happy and many in most
Speaker 3: respects to welcome my next guest Orlando Sons, and I
Speaker 3: wish I was welcome, welcoming him to congratulating him on
Speaker 3: his victory in the most recent election. Sadly, he ran
Speaker 3: in Hamilton County, and my listeners are painfully aware the
Speaker 3: direction Hamilton County has gone. We didn't get Melissa Powers elected,
Speaker 3: Jarreff Neil didn't get elected, and of course one of
Speaker 3: the finest candidates that was running this year, Orlando Sons,
Speaker 3: that went down as well. But I'm happy to have
Speaker 3: you back on. I read your op ed piece, Orlando
Speaker 3: Sons at excellent President Donald Trump's plan to fix immigration
Speaker 3: is what we need op ed which was in the
Speaker 3: Washington Reporter op ed Peace. Welcome back, Orlando. I hope
Speaker 3: you and your family are doing well.
Speaker 7: Brian, thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: Always great to be on Well.
Speaker 3: It's always a pleasure to talk with you, such an
Speaker 3: intelligent man and someone who knows a lot about immigration,
Speaker 3: because you are the product of legal immigration, which you
Speaker 3: and I and I think most of my listening audience
Speaker 3: embrace go through the process legally. It perhaps is a
Speaker 3: little bit long and drawn out. It's difficult, it's challenging.
Speaker 3: Perhaps there are some hurdles we can get rid of.
Speaker 3: But in the final analysis, that allows our country to
Speaker 3: do what it's supposed to do, which is manage its
Speaker 3: own best interest. When you have an open border, obviously
Speaker 3: it brings about lots of problems. Many cities are experiencing those,
Speaker 3: and as you're out, ed Peace points out, it's costing
Speaker 3: the American tax bears a heap load of money. Orlando Sonza, right, Brian,
Speaker 3: and listen, going back to November fifth, let's just celebrate
Speaker 3: the wins up from that night we took back the
Speaker 3: White House.
Speaker 7: Isn't that right, Briant. We are sending Donald Trump back
Speaker 7: to the White House and he's going to fix the
Speaker 7: many problems that our country is facing right now, immigration
Speaker 7: one of them. We have taken back the United States
Speaker 7: Senate and sent our good friend Bernie Marino to the
Speaker 7: US Senate for Ohio, and we've held the majority. Now,
Speaker 7: i'llbe it slim, you know, I wish it was the
Speaker 7: other way in the US House. But listen, we've got
Speaker 7: all three of the key crucial bodies in order to
Speaker 7: pass good legislation, and especially when it comes to fixing
Speaker 7: our immigration problem. I mean, you laid it out clearly, Brian.
Speaker 7: And we've been talking about this for this last year. Immigration,
Speaker 7: illegal immigration, what it's done to this country, in the
Speaker 7: financial burden it's caused, in the national security concerns, it's raised,
Speaker 7: the human trafficking has gone up, fentonol has gone up
Speaker 7: in terms of the illegal drug trade finding its way
Speaker 7: to Southwest Ohio. How are we going to fix it? Well,
Speaker 7: President Trump ran on a platform of how he's going
Speaker 7: to secure the southern border on day one, and then
Speaker 7: he is going to make sure that the fifteen plus
Speaker 7: illegal immigrants that are in this country that we actually
Speaker 7: through a priority list send back to their home country
Speaker 7: those that should not be here. And that's what I
Speaker 7: laid out in my op ed that President Trump's plan
Speaker 7: is clear that the first and foremost, the criminal that
Speaker 7: have committed violent acts in our country broken our laws
Speaker 7: in the southern border, broken our laws. Even right here
Speaker 7: in southwest Ohio. Some of them that I prosecuted as
Speaker 7: a former assistant prosecutor at the Prosecutors Off s Hamilton County,
Speaker 7: they're leaving. They're gone because we don't want them here. Certainly,
Speaker 7: we don't want them wreaking havoc, just like we've seen
Speaker 7: the last four years and then it goes on from there.
Speaker 7: I mean, Visa ober stays accounting for forty percent of
Speaker 7: illegal immigration. Look, this comes down to, Brian, are we
Speaker 7: going to be a country of laws again? Are we
Speaker 7: going to uphold the rule of law? And Donald Trump
Speaker 7: is going to do that. Tom Homan at the Helm
Speaker 7: as the Borders are is going to make sure that
Speaker 7: that's done. But we're going to do it in a
Speaker 7: way that welcomes immigration the way it should be legal, safe,
Speaker 7: you bring in families, just like just like my parents
Speaker 7: want to pursue the American dream. They're just going to
Speaker 7: do it the legal way. And that's what I'm most
Speaker 7: excited about in this administration is going back to the
Speaker 7: rule law.
Speaker 1: And isn't it insane?
Speaker 3: I mean I just cited Mayor Eric Adams in New
Speaker 3: York City. He needs to bypass his own city council
Speaker 3: and do some executive action to try to get around
Speaker 3: this sanctuary city law that they refuse to withdraw. I mean,
Speaker 3: he's the one that's looking out for the constituents of
Speaker 3: New York City. They are his own people. The residents
Speaker 3: in New York City are screaming at the top of
Speaker 3: their lungs. They're over budget, they got a billion dollar hole.
Speaker 3: Most of it's because of the illegal immigration cost on
Speaker 3: the city. The residents of the city's resources are being
Speaker 3: used and directed to illegal immigrants, which shouldn't be there.
Speaker 3: He's trying to do the right thing. He wants to
Speaker 3: work with the Trump administration, but his own elected officials
Speaker 3: are standing in the way. I mean, this is insanity, Orlando.
Speaker 7: That's exactly what it is. It's insanity, Brian. I mean,
Speaker 7: it's so abundantly clear that the results of November election
Speaker 7: reaffirm that Americans want decisive action on illegal immigration. They
Speaker 7: do not want politicians just like you highlighted in New
Speaker 7: York across the coasts, where they're defying federal law and
Speaker 7: think they know better than the American people on how
Speaker 7: to keep them safe, how to make sure that the
Speaker 7: economy is not overburdened by what immigrations. Illegal immigration is
Speaker 7: costing the American people. And that's why President Trump's plan
Speaker 7: targeting high priority offenders, empowering local law enforcement, enforcing existent laws.
Speaker 7: It's offering a comprehensive solution to secure our borders and
Speaker 7: safeguard America's future. But back to your point Brian on
Speaker 7: these sanctuary jurisdictions. Look, the fact that we've got cities,
Speaker 7: and sadly even here in Cincinnati, where you've got a
Speaker 7: city council, you've got you've got mayors, not just current
Speaker 7: but in past, where they are trying to shield dangerous
Speaker 7: illegal immigrants for prosecution. What that's doing is jeopardizing public
Speaker 7: safety and national security. And so President Trump's plan again
Speaker 7: I lay it out in my out bet, that he's
Speaker 7: got a plan in order to hold these jurisdictions accountable.
Speaker 7: It promotes accountability, it fosters strong cooperation between federal and
Speaker 7: local law enforcement. And so that's why we should not
Speaker 7: be surprised when we actually see out of this incoming
Speaker 7: administration these sanctuary cities held accountable, because that's what the
Speaker 7: people want to see. They want to make sure that
Speaker 7: our local leaders are upholding the laws. And if their
Speaker 7: federal laws, well guess what if the American people, the
Speaker 7: average everyday American needs to uphold every law from local, state,
Speaker 7: and federal. Absolutely we should be expecting that our local
Speaker 7: elected officials are also abiding by the law.
Speaker 3: Well, I can't come up with any other conclusion. Then
Speaker 3: there is some profound nefarious intent among these elected officials
Speaker 3: who insist on allowing you know, sanctuary cities, not cooperating
Speaker 3: with the ICE specifically when it comes to this very
Speaker 3: dangerous criminal element. We're talking about people who already have
Speaker 3: records that have been through the process. This isn't just
Speaker 3: every illegal immigrant. We're going to start with the worst defenders,
Speaker 3: ones who have gotten due process, have been convicted of crimes,
Speaker 3: are known to have been have come into crimes here,
Speaker 3: even in the United States or their home countries. How
Speaker 3: is it that anybody in elected capacity would think they're
Speaker 3: doing the citizenry any good by allowing these people to
Speaker 3: stay here and not cooperating with the folks who can
Speaker 3: get them out. Have you given any thought to that, Orlando?
Speaker 3: I hate to put you on the spot from that,
Speaker 3: but I mean, it's just it's baffling to me.
Speaker 7: Well, Brian, it begs the question again, what is their
Speaker 7: motive for doing this? Right, It's obviously not to keep
Speaker 7: the people safe. It's obviously not to make sure that
Speaker 7: our American taxpayer dollars aren't going to I mean, look again, right,
Speaker 7: another mandate that the American people delivered on November fifth,
Speaker 7: was they wanted to fix this broken economy that we've
Speaker 7: seen out of the last four years in the Biden
Speaker 7: Harris administration, and so for you know, we even talk
Speaker 7: about the cost, the cost of illegal immigration is putting
Speaker 7: on the shoulders of the American taxpayer one hundred and
Speaker 7: fifty one billion dollars annually. And Brian and you know
Speaker 7: people that talk about, you know, a deportation effort, saying
Speaker 7: that it's not feasible, it's it's it's too expensive. Well,
Speaker 7: it is substantial. I mean again, from conservative estimates, we're
Speaker 7: talking about three hundred billion dollars. But one time, a
Speaker 7: one time effort that Trump has tried to lay out
Speaker 7: that would in effect fix the problem that we're seeing
Speaker 7: out of the legal immigration compared to one hundred and
Speaker 7: fifty one billion dollars annually. I mean again, I think
Speaker 7: it's it's a high cost, yes, but in comparison to
Speaker 7: what it's doing to the American people on an annual basis.
Speaker 7: But it again just blows my mind that when you've
Speaker 7: got criminals that are wreaking havoc in our streets and
Speaker 7: you've got now these local elected officials that want to
Speaker 7: do nothing about it. In fact, they order their local
Speaker 7: police department to not comply with with federal law and
Speaker 7: report these criminals to Ice and federal law enforcement. You
Speaker 7: just got to ask yourself, why in the world would
Speaker 7: they be doing that. And again, it's for the American
Speaker 7: people to hold them accountable, hold these elected officials accountable.
Speaker 7: The Trump administration is going to certainly hold them accountable.
Speaker 3: Well, I certainly hope we turned the corner on this
Speaker 3: here locally as well as the other sanctuary cities, and
Speaker 3: I think, you know, all these mayors that abide by
Speaker 3: the sanctuary cities are on full notice.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 3: Just turning to Eric Adams in New York, I think
Speaker 3: he's setting a great example for the rest of the
Speaker 3: mayors in the country to, you know, get their act together,
Speaker 3: go to different direction. Recognize that that election of Donald
Speaker 3: Trump was really largely, or at least in a substantial part,
Speaker 3: built on the open borders problem that the Biden administration facilitated,
Speaker 3: and that they're in the wrong political posture by sticking
Speaker 3: with the open borders policy and sanctuary cities. And maybe
Speaker 3: we'll get a result and we can turn things around.
Speaker 3: Orlando a wonderful op ed piece, and as we've parted company,
Speaker 3: I hope you and your family have just a joyous,
Speaker 3: joyous holiday season and everyone who's in good health. And
Speaker 3: anytime you want to come on the program to talk,
Speaker 3: I enjoy our conversations. You do have a brilliant analysis
Speaker 3: when it comes to things like this, and I really
Speaker 3: wish I was talking to an elected official, but you know,
Speaker 3: you're a very valuable man for us to have down
Speaker 3: the road. I've got big, big ideas for you, and
Speaker 3: I think we're going to see big things from you, Orlando.
Speaker 10: Brian, I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much.
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Speaker 1: Since I was off.
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Speaker 13: Oh brother, thank you for having me on. And you
Speaker 13: know we always miss you. Dan Carroll did a good job,
Speaker 13: but we definitely miss you. And you just that kind
Speaker 13: of wake up in the morning and at five am
Speaker 13: and listen to you tell us what's going on in
Speaker 13: the world. And you know, I've been listening to your
Speaker 13: show and you and I are on the same page
Speaker 13: about what happened yesterday with the full acquittal of mister Penny. Yeah,
Speaker 13: but I I want to spleen vent on it because
Speaker 13: there are significant racial components that I think it's important
Speaker 13: for me to be outspoken about, and you were touching
Speaker 13: on them this morning. And so one of the things
Speaker 13: is I don't believe Penny would have been charged if
Speaker 13: the person who died was white. Yep, his first thing,
Speaker 13: and I think that prosecutor Brags was pressured in his
Speaker 13: mind by people who were living in New York that
Speaker 13: were saying, Hey, you've got this young white guy who
Speaker 13: killed somebody on a subway. But one of the things
Speaker 13: that I think the media, intentionally, particularly mainstream media, didn't
Speaker 13: share was the diversity of the people who testified, black
Speaker 13: and white, male and female, that said my life was
Speaker 13: on the line. And I view that what Penny did
Speaker 13: was interview so that I could live. There were no
Speaker 13: cops there. There's a guy that got on the subway
Speaker 13: said I feel like killing some people and I really
Speaker 13: don't care what happens to me. And so you know,
Speaker 13: if this veteran was on a battlefield, he would have
Speaker 13: gotten a purple heart. Instead, what he got from Brags
Speaker 13: was prosecuted where they said we're gonna take away your
Speaker 13: life in liberty for fifteen years for you just standing
Speaker 13: up for the little guy. And I appreciated how you
Speaker 13: said that the person who can't defend themselves. They take
Speaker 13: away your guns in New York, so you can't defend
Speaker 13: yourself with a weapon. Now, even a good Samaritan, their
Speaker 13: life is on the line, Their life in liberty is
Speaker 13: on the line. If they intervened to save my life.
Speaker 13: That's a hell of a place to live. Brian Thomas,
Speaker 13: and so it's a scary place to think that even
Speaker 13: good Samaritans out here. And that's why I watched that
Speaker 13: case so closely because of the implications of any American,
Speaker 13: whether they're living Georgia where they have the right to
Speaker 13: use a firearm, whether they're in Ohio with you know,
Speaker 13: stand your grounds, any of us who might see something
Speaker 13: happening the Penny case would have us go, well, should
Speaker 13: I get involved? Will the prosecutor in Hamilton County decide
Speaker 13: to prosecute me? If I decide? Somebody walks in and says,
Speaker 13: I'm gonna kill everybody. I have my weapon. I say, no,
Speaker 13: not today. I'm gonna take this. I'm gonna make sure
Speaker 13: I protect everybody. I'm just trying to figure out where
Speaker 13: this society is going, Brian Thomas, and I'm going to
Speaker 13: weigh in on Black Lives Matter and the commentary that
Speaker 13: came from them on the second half of the show,
Speaker 13: because that really got my goat yesterday.
Speaker 3: Too, oh without question, And I am glad you're going
Speaker 3: to comment on that, because Lord Almighty calling for sort
Speaker 3: of black people to go out and exact justice on
Speaker 3: white people just because Penny gets acquitted for something that
Speaker 3: was just a service to society's I am just side
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Speaker 3: Happy to have Christopher smithon on talking about the Daniel
Speaker 3: Penny acquittal, which I think everyone agrees is a good thing.
Speaker 3: With the exception, notably of at least one founder of
Speaker 3: the Black Lives Matter Greater New York City, Hawk Newsom,
Speaker 3: who had this to say, and I will quote him,
Speaker 3: we need some black vigilantes. People want to jump up
Speaker 3: and choke us and kill us for being loud. How
Speaker 3: about we do the same. So he is not calling
Speaker 3: upon Black Americans to protect people in danger, he's encouraged
Speaker 3: him to kill white people basically for being white. And
Speaker 3: Daniel Penny, or the victim or the disturbed Jordan Neelly
Speaker 3: in this particular case, wasn't just being loud. He was
Speaker 3: threatening people with death. He had a history of psychosis,
Speaker 3: high on K two, a synthetic form of marijuana, a
Speaker 3: lengthy criminal arrest record. And I have no doubt in
Speaker 3: my mind that Daniel Penny, if it didn't matter what
Speaker 3: color skin Jordan Neely had, if Jordan Neely was a
Speaker 3: deranged Asian or white guy, he would have done the
Speaker 3: same thing to protect his fellow citizens on that subway
Speaker 3: train where there were no police around to help out.
Speaker 13: And I think your point about he wasn't just being loud,
Speaker 13: He was articulating a position, I'm going to kill somebody.
Speaker 13: People understood that they understood what that meant. And by
Speaker 13: the way, you know just what happened to the CEO
Speaker 13: of United Health as he walked down the street, you know,
Speaker 13: in the early mornings. You know, whether that was random
Speaker 13: or not, which we obviously know it wasn't, it still
Speaker 13: was a major act of violence in New Yorkers are
Speaker 13: seeing that. Meaning this is the context of this of
Speaker 13: what was happening on the subway is other people had
Speaker 13: been attacked on the subway, oh, would have been attacked
Speaker 13: on the street right outside. And so the New Yorkers
Speaker 13: were sitting around going people are just walking down the
Speaker 13: street punching women in the face, right, This was something
Speaker 13: that was happening last year. And so the context was
Speaker 13: here's a man who got on the subway and said,
Speaker 13: I'm here to kill somebody. And Penny heard that as
Speaker 13: a veteran, right, he said, you know what, not today,
Speaker 13: You're not going to kill these people. Today. I'm trained
Speaker 13: and I'm going to put my life on the line.
Speaker 13: And no one knew what he had. He could have
Speaker 13: had a knife, he could have had a gun, Yeah,
Speaker 13: he could have had anything. Let me speak to a
Speaker 13: Black Lives battle. Look what he said was so outrageous
Speaker 13: and so over the top, and we need leaders whether
Speaker 13: they're white or black, Democrats are Republicans, are independence to
Speaker 13: call them out. You just can't sit silent when someone
Speaker 13: gets on the mic and says, you know what, I
Speaker 13: think I need a visual handing out here to kill
Speaker 13: white people, right, because that's not what is happening, doesn't
Speaker 13: fit the situation at all. And so it's such an
Speaker 13: outrageous statement. As if the African Americans who were on
Speaker 13: the train who said my life I felt was on
Speaker 13: the line and testified in court, thank you Penny for
Speaker 13: saving my life. If Black Lives Matter was serious, that
Speaker 13: leader he would say, Man, thank you Penny, you saved
Speaker 13: a black life. I mean, there were black people who said,
Speaker 13: I'm concerned. I thought this guy was going to kill me.
Speaker 13: That's the craziness of what's going on. And let me
Speaker 13: make sure everybody understands this, Brian, because every time I
Speaker 13: talk about these issues, I'm going to make sure that
Speaker 13: I'm balanced and people understand racism is real. I've experienced
Speaker 13: racism in my life. I've been attacked, which I've never
Speaker 13: talked about publicly, where my life was on the line
Speaker 13: just for being an African American in the city of
Speaker 13: Cincinnati when I was a young person. So racism is
Speaker 13: real and you have to have good referees on both
Speaker 13: sides of the aisles. We need right leadership to do better,
Speaker 13: like you, Brian Thomas, who called things out. You know,
Speaker 13: like somebody called into your radio station once and start
Speaker 13: talking about the LGBTQ plus community and you called them out.
Speaker 13: You're not a person.
Speaker 8: I mean.
Speaker 13: My point to you, Brian Thomas is you are a
Speaker 13: good referee. You're not sitting here saying, hey, man, if
Speaker 13: I see something that happened bad to somebody who was
Speaker 13: African American based on their race, I'm going to lend
Speaker 13: my voice to it and say it was wrong. That's
Speaker 13: what I'm doing today. I'm lending my voice as a
Speaker 13: leader who happens to be African American saying, hey, listen,
Speaker 13: what that leader said or whoever that was in New
Speaker 13: York from Black Lives Matter that said we need a
Speaker 13: vigil annie today to go out and kill white people
Speaker 13: based on the acquittal of Penny is so outrageous and
Speaker 13: so over the top that somebody needs to lend the
Speaker 13: voice and say you're out, You're out of bounds on
Speaker 13: those comments.
Speaker 3: Totally outrageous, totally totally out of line. And you know
Speaker 3: the other component of this Christopher is, you know, had
Speaker 3: he been convicted of the mere fact that he was
Speaker 3: prosecuted for this, talk about you know, a negative effect
Speaker 3: someone out there who is in a position where you know,
Speaker 3: military trained guy like Daniel or Daniel Penny who has
Speaker 3: the skill sets to engage this guy and take him
Speaker 3: out in terms of preventing him from doing further harm.
Speaker 3: He didn't want to kill Jordan Neely, that wasn't his point.
Speaker 3: His point was to subdue him until the point where
Speaker 3: some police officer might show up and take over. You know, sadly,
Speaker 3: the guy died. It wasn't intentional, and the jury of
Speaker 3: course realized that that's why he's found not guilty. But
Speaker 3: you know, how many people are out there going to
Speaker 3: be second guessing? How many people out there, for example,
Speaker 3: they're faced with eminent apprehension of death. You know, somebody
Speaker 3: over there has got a gun pointing it at them,
Speaker 3: and they're afraid to use their own personal firearm to
Speaker 3: defend themselves because of the color of the skin of
Speaker 3: the person that's coming after them. Oh my god, if
Speaker 3: I defend myself, I'm gonna get you know, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: be accused of being a racist or something. That's just
Speaker 3: that that effect is profound, and I know a lot
Speaker 3: of people out in the world really genuinely feel like that,
Speaker 3: you know the Oh hell, No, I'm not going to
Speaker 3: get involved. I don't want to be prosecuted. I don't
Speaker 3: want to be drugged through the ringer. I don't want
Speaker 3: to be labeled on social media as a racist because
Speaker 3: I defended myself or defended my wife or daughter or
Speaker 3: some other young person or you know, frail elderly female
Speaker 3: on the subway train or anyplace else. No, I'm just
Speaker 3: going to turn my head and walk away.
Speaker 13: But Brian Thomas, one of the points that's important is
Speaker 13: that Penny wasn't the only person subduing. There were other
Speaker 13: passengers once Penny got him into the position, and the
Speaker 13: person looked like an African American male. I don't know
Speaker 13: if he was he might have been defined as a
Speaker 13: Haitian American. I have no idea, but he was a
Speaker 13: man of color who was also helping to do him.
Speaker 13: On that train. He had his hands on him saying, hey,
Speaker 13: I'm trying to help. There were other passengers, and so
Speaker 13: the reality was it was just another affirmation that it
Speaker 13: wasn't about race. It was about people on the train
Speaker 13: who felt that their life in that moment was in jeopardy.
Speaker 13: And this good Samaritan said, I'm going to intervene today.
Speaker 13: I want to let every good so marinon out there,
Speaker 13: no as they listen to you and I. We have
Speaker 13: to be our brother's keeper, no matter the race, that gender,
Speaker 13: the situation. We must look out for each other as
Speaker 13: Americans to keep ourselves safe. We're in a society now
Speaker 13: where people walk in with guns and knives and they
Speaker 13: say and do things. And the only thing we can
Speaker 13: do right now, Brian Thomas is believed them. What happened
Speaker 13: was this veteran believed what that man said. I'm here
Speaker 13: to kill people and guess what, I really don't care
Speaker 13: what happens to me. And at the end of the day,
Speaker 13: what happened to him, unfortunately and unintentionally is he lost
Speaker 13: his life. And now this man is going to face
Speaker 13: a civil case. I'm not a lawyer and I don't
Speaker 13: understand all the details, but my understanding is the threshold
Speaker 13: is much lower now they're coming after everything that he
Speaker 13: owes his entire life, there will be a civil trial
Speaker 13: where this man has to go back on trial again
Speaker 13: and put everything that he has on the line. Tell
Speaker 13: me what goods the Meridan out there who's walking through
Speaker 13: a mall right now, are walking in a parking lot
Speaker 13: and see somebody in trouble, says, you know, what's better
Speaker 13: for me not to get involved, because the prosecutor, no
Speaker 13: matter where they live in the United States of America,
Speaker 13: might charge me, and then I might be civilly charged
Speaker 13: and lose everything if I get involved.
Speaker 3: Yep, you got a great point on that one, and
Speaker 3: it's important you mentioned the lower legal standard in a
Speaker 3: civil case. It's preponderance of the evidence. If you look
Speaker 3: at a sliding scale like a seesaw, the fulcrum in
Speaker 3: the middle, that's fifty percent. You go one percent over
Speaker 3: and you can be found guilty. In a civil trial,
Speaker 3: clear and convincing evidence is like three quarters over, and
Speaker 3: then beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the criminal standard,
Speaker 3: is like all the way over to ninety percent. On
Speaker 3: one side, you've got to be thoroughly convinced by a
Speaker 3: you know, beyond a reasonable doubt that the person is guilty.
Speaker 3: They can't be found guilty, so he ends up in
Speaker 3: a civil suit. You know, some other jury may say,
Speaker 3: you know what you know, find him guilty, and you're right.
Speaker 3: They would literally take everything that man has. And I'm
Speaker 3: not sure as a you know, as a marine, how
Speaker 3: much he's got. But I don't think that's the point
Speaker 3: of going after him. I just think they want to
Speaker 3: continue to make an example out of him for doing
Speaker 3: the right thing.
Speaker 13: Well, let's say that he has a pension that pays
Speaker 13: him three thousand dollars a month and they take his
Speaker 13: pension away from him.
Speaker 10: I'm a financial planner.
Speaker 13: That would be devastating for that man to take his
Speaker 13: three thousand dollars away for being a good Samaritan and
Speaker 13: serving his country, and then being on a plane, on
Speaker 13: a mean being on a train in a subway saying
Speaker 13: I'm intervening to save other people's lives, and I think
Speaker 13: it's so important no matter what your race is or gender,
Speaker 13: people who are listening and trust my leadership in this
Speaker 13: city or in the county, or people who are listening
Speaker 13: to you, look at this case fairly, it has nothing
Speaker 13: to do with race to do with a man and
Speaker 13: people on a train who were all different, they all
Speaker 13: came together in that moment in time and said, listen,
Speaker 13: my life is on the line. You need to be
Speaker 13: hurt here. And if it were my wife, if it
Speaker 13: were my significant other, if it was my child, right,
Speaker 13: if it was one of my daughter you know, if
Speaker 13: it were if it were my daughter, you know, if
Speaker 13: it were a friend. I don't know whoever in my
Speaker 13: life that I loved. If it was your beautiful wife, Paulette,
Speaker 13: you would want somebody in that moment to say, you
Speaker 13: know what, Paulette's life matters, and I'm going to intervene
Speaker 13: here and make sure that she gets off the train.
Speaker 13: And so it's such an atrocity for the leader in
Speaker 13: Black Lives Matter, and I call all groups out many
Speaker 13: you know, some people don't know that I served as
Speaker 13: the president of the Cincinnati NAACP for seven years. I
Speaker 13: worked very hard to be fair right every so things
Speaker 13: that came before us, this is nonsense. I'm not dealing
Speaker 13: with that. You're wrong, I'm not involved. You have to
Speaker 13: have balanced leaders in these positions that can call balls
Speaker 13: balls and strikes or strikes. Now, I'm gonna say one
Speaker 13: more thing before we get off Brian Thomas, because this
Speaker 13: is an important detail and it's personal to me. We're
Speaker 13: going into the holidays and people are in their families
Speaker 13: are coming together. If you're in a room and someone
Speaker 13: is telling a racial joke and you're sitting there whatever
Speaker 13: it is, or they're saying something bad about the LGBTQ
Speaker 13: Plus Committee and you're sitting there and people are laughing,
Speaker 13: and you don't have the courage to shine a light
Speaker 13: to say, you know what, Uncle, you know what, Grandpa,
Speaker 13: you know what, cousin, that's not funny. I've got a
Speaker 13: friend who fits all the things you just said, and
Speaker 13: they're not that. Why would you say that over the holidays.
Speaker 13: We have to be better within our families to call
Speaker 13: this stuff out when it's happening. Because I know, Brian Thommons,
Speaker 13: you would never let anybody sit around your table. I'm
Speaker 13: getting a little emotion. You would never let anybody sit
Speaker 13: around your table and say something crazy because of our relationship,
Speaker 13: the love that we have for each other, the love
Speaker 13: that you extended to my wife, to my five children.
Speaker 13: No one would get away with that in the Thomas household.
Speaker 13: And so that's our point. We have to do better
Speaker 13: as American to stand up for what's right. When no
Speaker 13: one's watching. Christmas is a great time to do it.
Speaker 13: Our families are coming together. People say things that are outrageous,
Speaker 13: and I'm asking people who love me, who like me,
Speaker 13: who care about me, who respect me, to shine a
Speaker 13: light on anybody who's saying anything disparaging in your homes.
Speaker 13: Stand up and say, you know what, that's not who
Speaker 13: we are. You don't have to be negative. You can
Speaker 13: just say that's not I don't think that joke is funny.
Speaker 13: And I tell you it makes a big difference in
Speaker 13: our American families. If we all just did that little
Speaker 13: bit what we could be the penny. We could be
Speaker 13: the penny. We could be the guy on the subway
Speaker 13: that's standing up for what's right.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: See, and that's why I love living in America, and
Speaker 3: that's why I'm a little low libertarian. America is filled
Speaker 3: with all kinds of people. And isn't it a beautiful
Speaker 3: thing that we don't live in some oppressive regime that
Speaker 3: will literally kill you for, for example, being gay. And
Speaker 3: we know there are countries in the world that will
Speaker 3: do that it violates their religion or whatever. And I
Speaker 3: don't get that any religion could you know, kill someone
Speaker 3: or hate someone merely because of their sexuality. And we
Speaker 3: all need to learn to play nicely together. And freedom,
Speaker 3: liberty and allowing people to live their lives as they
Speaker 3: see fit, as long as they're not bumping into what
Speaker 3: I live and how I live my life. I'm great.
Speaker 3: I can play nice in the sandbox. And I know
Speaker 3: you feel the same way. Christopher Smithman. God bless you.
Speaker 13: Yeah, God bless you, Brian Thomas. People can follow me
Speaker 13: on social media media at vote Smitherman. And I appreciate you.
Speaker 13: If we I hope we'll talk again. Oh yeah, if
Speaker 13: by chance we don't. But if by chance we don't
Speaker 13: marry Christmas to you, okay, I know we will. But
Speaker 13: by chance we don't marry Christmas.
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Speaker 3: Every Tuesday, at this time we get the inside scoop
Speaker 3: from bright Bart. You got a bookmark at Breitbart dot
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Speaker 3: reporting there, most notably by Joel Pollock, who's return of
Speaker 3: the program to help us unfold the fall of Bashar
Speaker 3: Alissad in Syria. Welcome back, Joel in a very happy Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Tell you good to heavy back on great very complicated
Speaker 3: situation unfolding in Syria. It's like the fall of the
Speaker 3: Berlin Wall. What's next? Mischarlisad obviously an extremely violent and
Speaker 3: murderous individual, has been involved in a civil war in
Speaker 3: his country now for going on thirteen years. It seems
Speaker 3: like there's multiple factions that have been fighting against them,
Speaker 3: and it looks to be like one of those the
Speaker 3: enemy of my enemy is my friend. So while you
Speaker 3: had everyone sort of uniformly going after Bashar al Assad
Speaker 3: and fighting him and his collectives, backed by Iran and Russia,
Speaker 3: looks like Iran and Russia both kind of pulled the
Speaker 3: plug on their support and that led to all the
Speaker 3: almost immediate fall of the charl Assad. He apparently has
Speaker 3: now fled to Russia, who's giving him sanctuary. But what
Speaker 3: becomes of Syria now that these multiple factions are now
Speaker 3: seemingly left sort of in charge. We've got a while
Speaker 3: to work this all out, Joel.
Speaker 8: Well, Syria is a disaster. It's going to continue to
Speaker 8: be a disaster, but at least it won't be a
Speaker 8: disaster that helps Iran. True, and what's been happening over
Speaker 8: the last forty eight hours since the Assad regime fell
Speaker 8: has been a number of things. First of all, you've
Speaker 8: got the rebels trying to consolidate power, and they're going
Speaker 8: to Assad's prisons. They're opening them, emptying them. Political prisoners
Speaker 8: are being released. This is the part that people are
Speaker 8: celebrating because Asad ran these torture prisons. There are Lebanese
Speaker 8: Christians who were imprisoned in Assad's jails for decades after
Speaker 8: being arrested in Lebanon for activism against Syria because the
Speaker 8: Syrian regime occupied Lebanon for a long time. So there
Speaker 8: are some scenes of rejoicing and so forth. At the
Speaker 8: same time, there are reports of attacks and atrocities and
Speaker 8: other incidents happening, especially in the minority communities in Syria.
Speaker 8: The Asad regime was terrible for everybody, but he posed
Speaker 8: as a protector of Christians and other minorities. He himself
Speaker 8: was not a Muslim. He was from a minority sect
Speaker 8: called the Alowhites, who lived primarily on the coast. So
Speaker 8: the Syrian regime said that it protected minorities. Of course,
Speaker 8: as I mentioned earlier, they imprisoned Lebanese Christians and were
Speaker 8: certainly not kind to the Jewish minority. In Syria which fled,
Speaker 8: but there have been a lot of concerns about the
Speaker 8: fate of the Kourds, the Christians and the Alohites and
Speaker 8: so forth. And then you've got Israel, which is using
Speaker 8: the vacuum of power in Syria to destroy whatever is
Speaker 8: left of the Syrian military. Israel has been conducting hundreds
Speaker 8: of air raids every day. According to reports, the flight
Speaker 8: of F fifteen aircraft is just constant over Israel, as
Speaker 8: the Israeli Air Force takes off almost as soon as
Speaker 8: it lands to go bomb something else in Syria. They're
Speaker 8: avoiding civilians, which is why you're not hearing about civilian
Speaker 8: casualties in Israel bombing. They're even avoiding the rebels. They're
Speaker 8: not avoiding they're not attacking the rebel military. They're not
Speaker 8: attacking troops, but they are attacking equipment and they're attacking
Speaker 8: chemical weapons production facilities. So what they're doing is they're
Speaker 8: removing any threats that the rebels might be able to
Speaker 8: get these weapons into their hands, and they're also removing
Speaker 8: any air defenses that Syria might use to defend Iran
Speaker 8: from a potential strike on Iran's nuclear program. There is
Speaker 8: a possibility given that there are only about five weeks left,
Speaker 8: but before President Trump takes office five or six weeks,
Speaker 8: Israel may use that period to knock out Iran's nuclear program.
Speaker 8: Iran is now defenseless. They've lost Hesbola, They've lost Syria,
Speaker 8: They've lost Hamas after starting a war with Israel on
Speaker 8: October seventh last year through Hamas. So Israel is now
Speaker 8: going to take the opportunity to make sure that Iran
Speaker 8: can never become a nuclear power. Potentially, but Iran has
Speaker 8: no air defenses and now it has no advanced warning.
Speaker 8: In Syria, the Israeli Air Force dominates the Syrian skies
Speaker 8: and will do so for the foreseeable future. I'll tell
Speaker 8: you something really interesting. Less than three weeks ago, I
Speaker 8: was in Israel and I was standing on the slopes
Speaker 8: of a mountain called Mount Kramon. There are two mountains
Speaker 8: in northeastern Israel, and the goal on heights. One is
Speaker 8: called Caramon, one is called Hard Dove or Mountain Dove.
Speaker 8: Mountain Dove is a flashpoint between Israel and Hesba. Hesbola
Speaker 8: had been attacking places on mountaind Dove, and in fact,
Speaker 8: a couple days after I was there there was a
Speaker 8: drone attack on the troops that I had been with.
Speaker 8: But Mountcharmon is an even higher peak. The Israelis have
Speaker 8: a milagey very based on the side of Mount Carmon,
Speaker 8: and the Syrians for over fifty years had a military
Speaker 8: base on the top on the very peak. So the
Speaker 8: top of Mount Caramon was Syrian and that was under
Speaker 8: an agreement to In the nineteen seventy three war that
Speaker 8: Syria started with Israel. On Sunday, the Israeli special forces
Speaker 8: took the peak of the mountain, and the Israelis now
Speaker 8: take They now occupy the peak of Mount Ramon. So
Speaker 8: the Israelis have that peak of the mountain that I
Speaker 8: was standing on. I was just on the on the
Speaker 8: side near the peak, but not at the top. So
Speaker 8: now they have that mountain, which is crucial for Israel's
Speaker 8: defense against drones and rockets and so forth flying in
Speaker 8: from Lebanon and from other places. So I don't think
Speaker 8: the israel Is going to give.
Speaker 1: Back that territory.
Speaker 3: No, they will. If I had to make a production,
Speaker 3: I put it all in on them keeping the entire
Speaker 3: to the goal on heights. That is strategically, That's why
Speaker 3: Israel needs it because it looks down over the country
Speaker 3: and it represents an easy opportunity for anybody with rockets
Speaker 3: military base up there to launch an attack on Israel.
Speaker 3: So the strategic significance cannot be understated. But let me
Speaker 3: let me ask you this. I've been kind of puzzling
Speaker 3: over this and just wanted to get your reaction, Joe Pollock.
Speaker 3: Had the Iranians not and I presume on some level,
Speaker 3: the Iranians approved the attack coming out of the of
Speaker 3: gaz On Israel. Had that October attack not occurred, would
Speaker 3: this situation be where we are today in Syria?
Speaker 1: Well, they did, they undermine the daily.
Speaker 8: Wouldn't have because the October seventh attack prompted Israel to
Speaker 8: respond by declaring that this would never be able to
Speaker 8: happen again. In order to do that, Israel had to
Speaker 8: take out the threats on its borders. So no one
Speaker 8: would like to say that the October seventh attack was
Speaker 8: a good thing, but it did force the issue. I
Speaker 8: will say this also, it wasn't necessary that things happened
Speaker 8: in precisely the way they did. But had the Biden
Speaker 8: Harris administration been stronger in its response, had they allowed
Speaker 8: Israel to do what it needed to do. Had they
Speaker 8: also put pressure on Iran instead of sending billions of
Speaker 8: dollars to Iran, then October seventh itself might never have happened.
Speaker 8: So you know, how much further fact do you want
Speaker 8: to go? But you know this wouldn't have happened and
Speaker 8: didn't happen under Donald Trump. Not that aside again would
Speaker 8: have been good to keep in power either. It's just
Speaker 8: that what happened here was the Uranian regime was able
Speaker 8: to do whatever it wanted to do because the Biden
Speaker 8: Harris administration allowed it to. And the only reason that
Speaker 8: you're seeing has Bolla defeated and the Syrian regime collapsing
Speaker 8: is because the ordinary Israeli decided they were never going
Speaker 8: to allow this to happen again. It wasn't like Nishinnyahu decided.
Speaker 8: In fact, when I was in Israel in October twenty
Speaker 8: twenty three, just after the October seventh attack, I talked
Speaker 8: to people who were joining their reserve units going to
Speaker 8: the military after the call up. They were preparing to
Speaker 8: go into Gaza, and the determination of the Israeli people
Speaker 8: to make sure Hamas could never harm them again. Was
Speaker 8: so strong that if they didn't invade Gaza I, remember
Speaker 8: they hadn't gone in at that point. If they didn't
Speaker 8: invade Gaza I felt like the army would have turned around,
Speaker 8: gone back to Jerusalem, overthrown Ntan Yahu, and then gone
Speaker 8: into Gazaah. The Israeli people keep in mind also who's
Speaker 8: fighting in these wars. So Israel has a very small,
Speaker 8: regular professional army. It's an army of conscripts. Everybody goes.
Speaker 8: To call it an army of conscripts is to belittle
Speaker 8: the enthusiasm with which Israelis go to the military. Aside
Speaker 8: from religious Israelis and a few others, many Israelis are
Speaker 8: very pleased to go to the military. They're drafted, they
Speaker 8: have to go, but they're very excited to go. And
Speaker 8: people serve in the reserve units until their mid forties.
Speaker 8: So a lot of the fighting right now is being
Speaker 8: done by ads with small children who have jobs and careers,
Speaker 8: and some of them even live overseas. They may be
Speaker 8: working in the United States and Europe. To get the
Speaker 8: call up to go home, and they leave their families
Speaker 8: for months at a time. Those are the men and
Speaker 8: sometimes women who have won the war. They are just
Speaker 8: determined never to allow the situation to happen again. So
Speaker 8: the face of the Middle East has really been changed,
Speaker 8: not fire Turberty seventh necessarily, but by the sheer determination
Speaker 8: of the Israeli people to survive and to make sure
Speaker 8: that they can never be attacked again.
Speaker 3: Well, and I certainly understand that and is an amazing
Speaker 3: thing to behold. I guess in many respects, I kind
Speaker 3: of think about like the Ukrainians and they've called up
Speaker 3: and got literally every person who's still alive to join
Speaker 3: the army to try to defend the country with obviously
Speaker 3: not a whole lot of success right now. But moving
Speaker 3: back over to Israel and the situation in Syria, I'm
Speaker 3: wondering how much influence we have, the Turkish influence, because
Speaker 3: they have a vested interest in making sure their border
Speaker 3: with Syria is secure, and maybe whatever future administration runs
Speaker 3: Syria they're going to have some involvement with it. Iranians
Speaker 3: look like they're completely out of it. The Russians looks
Speaker 3: like they're completely out of it. I guess I just wonder,
Speaker 3: you know what future lies in store for Syria because
Speaker 3: these rebel forces there are a lot of Islamic fundamentalists
Speaker 3: in there, which is not a good thing for Israel
Speaker 3: and a lot of the other countries that are surrounding it.
Speaker 8: Well, we don't know what the future is to Syria.
Speaker 8: The likeliest future is that it remains a disunited, divided place.
Speaker 8: The Turks are going to probably take some kind of
Speaker 8: territory that they want to come to the Kurt. The
Speaker 8: Israelis have moved their military, as I said, onto the
Speaker 8: peak of the mountain and into the buffer zone that
Speaker 8: used to exist between Israel and Syria because they need
Speaker 8: to protect themselves against the rebels. And who knows whether
Speaker 8: this Islamist ragtag bunch can administer the country. I mean,
Speaker 8: if you had to make a prediction, and you would
Speaker 8: probably predict that it ends up in civil war for
Speaker 8: quite some time, because there are a variety of factions there. Yeah,
Speaker 8: And you know the problem is, I mean this morning's
Speaker 8: headline in Politico, the Biden Harris administration is thinking of
Speaker 8: changing the terrorist designation of the group that actually overthrew
Speaker 8: the regime, or the rebel group that led the rebellion.
Speaker 8: You know, this is a terrible idea. The same mistake
Speaker 8: they made with the hutis the fact that they want
Speaker 8: a country doesn't make them any less terrorists. You know
Speaker 8: these people. The leader is a guy named al Jabulani,
Speaker 8: which in Hebrew is al Golani. But he wasn't even
Speaker 8: born in Syria, but his parents are Syrian and he
Speaker 8: traces his roots. He says to the Golan, which tells
Speaker 8: you he's not going to stop at Damascus. He wants
Speaker 8: to take the Golan back from Israel, which Israel will
Speaker 8: never give back because it is such an important strategic territory.
Speaker 8: So the rebels clearly are trying to cause trouble. It's
Speaker 8: going to be a mass in Syria for quite some time,
Speaker 8: and you know it troubles me at the first instinct
Speaker 8: of the US under Democratic Party rule is to throw
Speaker 8: a bunch of money at them and hope it helps them.
Speaker 3: Well, who will be arming this dysfunctional, disparate, ragtag group
Speaker 3: of various factions. I mean again, I just I sort
Speaker 3: of maybe overstating the case. Iranian pulled the Iranians pulled
Speaker 3: the plug. The Russians pulled the plug. They were You know,
Speaker 3: I'm in large part responsible for a lot of the
Speaker 3: arms and weapons shipping in if the rest of the
Speaker 3: world just says, hey, you know, you know, we're not
Speaker 3: going to give any weapons of the Syrian rebels, And
Speaker 3: that would just be the end of it, wouldn't it.
Speaker 3: They couldn't launch any major offensive against Israel, or take
Speaker 3: back the goal on Heights, or fight off the Turks,
Speaker 3: as the case may be. They would just be a
Speaker 3: sort of a dysfunctional, impoverished third world country, wouldn't they.
Speaker 8: Well, the Turks are very much involved there. The Turks
Speaker 8: are probably going to make sure that these rebels continue
Speaker 8: to receive arms. We need to reevaluate, Yeah, we need
Speaker 8: to reevaluate our relationship with Turkey. They have been supportive
Speaker 8: of Sunni terrorism, particularly against Israel. They have hosted the
Speaker 8: Hamas leaders, they have given rhetorical support and other forms
Speaker 8: of support to Hamas, and they're also behind the Syrian rebels.
Speaker 8: You know, Yes, Israel destroyed has Bala, leaving the Asad
Speaker 8: regime defenseless. And that's not why Israel did it. Israel
Speaker 8: because Hesbola attacked it, right, But but it's also the
Speaker 8: fact that the Syrian rebels got a lot of help
Speaker 8: from the Turks, and that Airedwan sees himself as a
Speaker 8: leader of a Sunni Islamist revival, and the Turks may
Speaker 8: be involved in Syria in a very deep and nefarious way.
Speaker 8: So you know, that's why Israel is basically taking a
Speaker 8: buffer zone, even though you know, the odd thing is
Speaker 8: that Israel and Turkey until Airediwan were actually good allies.
Speaker 8: But Airedwan, he's an Islamist, does not want to work
Speaker 8: and play nicely with Israel, so he's basically making advances
Speaker 8: in Syria. The United States has interests there. We have
Speaker 8: troops there to counter ISIS. But there are some ISIS
Speaker 8: branches that are involved in the Syrian rebels, so we're
Speaker 8: probably going to have to maintain some presence there. Trump
Speaker 8: may say he wants to pull them out. That could happen,
Speaker 8: but then what happens to the Kurage, who have been
Speaker 8: our allies against ISIS. So look, it's going to be
Speaker 8: a mess. The only thing I can tell you is
Speaker 8: that Iran has lost. Iran has lost the most important
Speaker 8: forward buffer and staging base that it had for its
Speaker 8: terrorist operations. The Iranian regime is very, very vulnerable. The
Speaker 8: Iranian people are great friends of America, and it would
Speaker 8: be incredible if the regime would somehow disappear and a
Speaker 8: new pro Western government would take over in Iran. Then
Speaker 8: we'd have a real ally there to help counter the
Speaker 8: threats that might emerge from disorganized Syria. But we'll see.
Speaker 8: For the meantime, Israel is destroying whatever military assets the
Speaker 8: rebels might have hoped to get their hands on, and
Speaker 8: we'll just have to see it. And the Biden administration again,
Speaker 8: of course, is trying to shovel money at them. You know,
Speaker 8: if humanitarian aid, let's get some eight. You know, this
Speaker 8: is the same mistake they made with the uties. They
Speaker 8: took the uties off the terror lists so they could
Speaker 8: send Yemen a bunch of money, and look what happened.
Speaker 8: People like we were screaming, you can't do this, you
Speaker 8: can't do this. We've got a US Navy base across
Speaker 8: the strait from Yemen, you know, and of course they
Speaker 8: disrupted international shipping and continue to do so. So you know,
Speaker 8: there's no sense of reality among the bureaucratsy staff these
Speaker 8: Democratic party administrations. But we'll have to just see.
Speaker 3: Really makes you wonder why ultimately, Joel Paul Ott Rightbart
Speaker 3: dot Com book Market, Joel, I love having you on
Speaker 3: the program. I appreciate your thoughtful insight, and we all
Speaker 3: have our you know, metaphorical popcorn out as we wait
Speaker 3: to see what happens in Syria. We'll talk again real
Speaker 3: soon and keep up the great work at Breitbart.
Speaker 8: All right, thanks so much.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
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Speaker 3: Regular listeners know it is that time for the Daniel
Speaker 3: Davis Deep Dive talking to retired Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis
Speaker 3: about Oh my god, the whole world's coming unglued almost overnight.
Speaker 3: The world has changed, kind of like the fall of
Speaker 3: the Berlin Wall in Syria. Welcome back, Daniel Davis. It
Speaker 3: is a pleasure to have you on, particularly in these
Speaker 3: very interesting times.
Speaker 11: Well interesting times is an understatement, Yeah it is. It
Speaker 11: is a lot of chaos and lots and lots of uncertainty.
Speaker 1: That's a fact.
Speaker 3: Well, and that's the bottom line. Everybody's got their popcorn
Speaker 3: out to find out what's going to happen. After the
Speaker 3: fall of basharoloside. Obviously he's been in civil war for
Speaker 3: thirteen years. The Iranians are heavily involved, the Russians are
Speaker 3: heavily involved. You got the Turkish involvement, you got the
Speaker 3: Israeli situation because you know the goal on heights and
Speaker 3: the issues there. It's just in a mess. Charlie Foxtrot,
Speaker 3: I think out of accurately summarizes it.
Speaker 1: But Ba Charlot's side, bad guy.
Speaker 3: So nobody's really that disappointed that he's gone, considering his
Speaker 3: murderous regime. But what is going to fill the void here?
Speaker 3: We had multiple factions of different organizations, some of them
Speaker 3: are the lo most fundamentalists, and Okay, so the way
Speaker 3: I've been viewing it, and please correct me if you
Speaker 3: think this is an inaccurate assessment, the enemy of my
Speaker 3: enemy is my friends. You got all these different factions
Speaker 3: who are more than happy to sort of fight collectively
Speaker 3: the Bashar al Assad regime. But now that he's gone,
Speaker 3: who fills the power void? Yeah, that's exactly the right.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent agree with you.
Speaker 11: I think your assessment is spot on because we had
Speaker 11: seen you may recall when the Obama administration had tried
Speaker 11: to affect the regime change in Syria with Bashar al Assade,
Speaker 11: and we were, you know, funding all these allegedly moderate
Speaker 11: rebel groups which were nothing more than offshoots of al
Speaker 11: Qada and several other kinds of violent Islamic agreements. But hey,
Speaker 11: we were engaging in the friend of my enemy of
Speaker 11: my enemy is my friends situation. So we were funding
Speaker 11: all the But you famously remember that some of the
Speaker 11: Obama CIA funds went to one group, some of the
Speaker 11: Obama Pentagon funds went to another group, and then they
Speaker 11: end up turning on each other, and so they were
Speaker 11: as distracted as anybody else. Well, this guy here appears
Speaker 11: to have figured out how to solve part of that
Speaker 11: problem by getting all these different factions working together, or
Speaker 11: at least he assembled enough factions that could effectively work together.
Speaker 11: And so they did, and then they started this march.
Speaker 11: But then, because of the absolute rot of the internal
Speaker 11: security forces in Syria, they basically just marched on the capitol,
Speaker 11: not unlick the Taliban did against the Afghanistan security forces
Speaker 11: because of the rot there, and there wasn't even much fighting.
Speaker 11: And it was very similar how those two things came about.
Speaker 11: But now comes the real question. This guy is saying. Jolani,
Speaker 11: the leader of the HTS that was the umbrella group
Speaker 11: over all this has said, you know, hey, we're kind
Speaker 11: of modern now. We just want to govern. We don't
Speaker 11: want to know start this Islamic caliphate that's going to
Speaker 11: suppress all these people, all these Christians and drus and
Speaker 11: you know, other kinds of minorities. They're fine, We're not
Speaker 11: going to harm them. But that's not what he said
Speaker 11: earlier in his career. In twenty fourteen, he said almost
Speaker 11: exact opposite.
Speaker 1: So now it's going to depend on what happens later on.
Speaker 11: I'm guessing that he's going to act like a good
Speaker 11: guy for now. But we'll see if this coalition holds
Speaker 11: together as you just mentioned, and then we'll see whoever
Speaker 11: comes out. Do they still have that same moderate view
Speaker 11: or do they go Talibanesque and start changing when they
Speaker 11: get into power.
Speaker 3: Well, during this period of absolute dysfunction, I mean I
Speaker 3: just talked with Joe Pollock from Breitbart, and the Israelis
Speaker 3: retook that base that Siria had and the goal on heights,
Speaker 3: which of course helps Israel in terms of its security.
Speaker 3: The Turks now have an opportunity to advance into this
Speaker 3: you know, disarray, this this defenseless region. And they've of
Speaker 3: course had their eyes on the situation for a while.
Speaker 3: And the Turks, I understand, will be very influential on
Speaker 3: a going forward base is to see who actually comes
Speaker 3: into power. The Iranians, it looks like they pulled the plug.
Speaker 3: The Russians looks like they pulled the plug. So you
Speaker 3: don't have them coming to the aid of the sad regime.
Speaker 3: And I'm not sure where either of those two countries
Speaker 3: thint to the equation now, because their hands seem to
Speaker 3: be full. I mean, I guess I'm just kind of
Speaker 3: at a law. That's why I say, am a popkar.
Speaker 3: It's going to be out for a long time on
Speaker 3: this one.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 13: See.
Speaker 11: Interestingly, so Israel has done more than just you know,
Speaker 11: secure the gold on hots. They're actually, as of this morning,
Speaker 11: continuing to move closer to Damascus, and we don't know
Speaker 11: how far they're going to go yet, how much territory
Speaker 11: they're going to take, what they're gonna do with it.
Speaker 11: They have been bombing incessantly throughout Syria and destroying all
Speaker 11: kinds of ammunition deposed weapons, e posts, basically just crushing
Speaker 11: the ability of anyone to rise up to even use
Speaker 11: this for the foreseeable future. Right then in the north
Speaker 11: you have the Turks who have been the actual Turkish
Speaker 11: army has been making some in roads and they've had
Speaker 11: true in Syria for a long time, and there's Turkish
Speaker 11: back group. Here's the biggest problem for US is moving
Speaker 11: more aggressively against the Syrian Democratic forces, our proxy. So
Speaker 11: you have two NATO countries has proxies going against each
Speaker 11: other in the north east part of Syria, and this
Speaker 11: just has a lot of opportunities.
Speaker 1: To go bad.
Speaker 11: There's already a lot of bad blood between the US
Speaker 11: and Turkey on a number of other fronts, and you know,
Speaker 11: obviously Turkey and Israel are not on the best of
Speaker 11: terms as well. So there's you may need a bucket
Speaker 11: of popcorn for this one.
Speaker 3: And maybe it's fair exactly well insofar as the Turks concern,
Speaker 3: is this a potential opportunity to perhaps right the ship
Speaker 3: a little bit in terms of our relations with Turkey.
Speaker 3: Could a Trump administration sort of you know, diplomatically reach
Speaker 3: out in an effort to you know, forestall the Turks
Speaker 3: supporting some radical Islamic form of government in Syria.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 11: That's going to be tough to do, because the air
Speaker 11: to one is an opportunities and he will exploit any
Speaker 11: and everybody he can, and he'll work with somebody only
Speaker 11: to the extent that it gives him benefit. And if
Speaker 11: Trump doesn't come in and have some benefit for him,
Speaker 11: then he's probably not very willing to do that. And
Speaker 11: Trump has got a difficult task to navigate with the
Speaker 11: Syrian Democratic Forces because does he just say, okay, everything
Speaker 11: that we've done up to this point, to include when
Speaker 11: he supported them during his first term, that now he's
Speaker 11: just gonna say, okay, well, aired one wants to so
Speaker 11: you guys are all on your own.
Speaker 1: We're gonna withdraw all our guys and good luck to you.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 11: I will say that that should be the first thing
Speaker 11: he does, is withdrawer troops for our sake. But it's
Speaker 11: gonna be it's gonna I don't deny, it's gonna be
Speaker 11: a tough play to what do you do with the
Speaker 11: Syrian Democratic Forces? Do you give them some other kind
Speaker 11: of support? Do you negotiate something with AIRED one? And
Speaker 11: what if air to one doesn't do it and they
Speaker 11: literally kill thousands upon thousands of the Kurds in that area.
Speaker 3: It could get ugly, very ugly. And insofar as israel
Speaker 3: I know, they've been striking chemical weapons facilities, rocket missile
Speaker 3: arsenals to to you know, again take away any ability
Speaker 3: of whatever future government might have to launch it again.
Speaker 3: Some have suggested that by doing so, that frees up
Speaker 3: the airspace and gives them free reiin to hit Iran
Speaker 3: and maybe wipe out the Iranian nuclear program during this
Speaker 3: period of time before Trump's takes over. Any thoughts on
Speaker 3: that theory, Yeah.
Speaker 11: There's I mean practical whether that was the intention or not,
Speaker 11: that certainly is the effect because now then there's no
Speaker 11: Serian to even worry about what the air defense or
Speaker 11: anything else, and they have destroyed much of what might
Speaker 11: have existed on top of all the other targets that
Speaker 11: they've been servicing. But and you've had Jack Keen on
Speaker 11: Fox News a couple of days ago, it recommend exactly
Speaker 11: that that Trump should go in and basically go to
Speaker 11: war with Iran, which I'm one hundred percent against. That
Speaker 11: is not a good play. We do not need to
Speaker 11: go to war with Iran in fact, what all this
Speaker 11: has shown is that Iran is substantially weaker than we thought,
Speaker 11: and now they're even weaker still the area. Oh, they
Speaker 11: are no threat to us, so going to war with
Speaker 11: them gains us absolutely nothing and could cost us a
Speaker 11: great deal.
Speaker 1: So we can contain them. We do not need to
Speaker 1: go war with Iran.
Speaker 3: Well that I like hearing that, because I don't want
Speaker 3: to engage in another war. But let's face it, the
Speaker 3: Israelis told the Biden administration where to go. They went
Speaker 3: and defended themselves. They went into the uh Uh to Gaza.
Speaker 3: They dealt with the the Huthis and the Hama or
Speaker 3: Hesbala and Hamas very successfully. So maybe maybe Israel just decides,
Speaker 3: you know what, well, Iran is weak, while Siria is decimated,
Speaker 3: We're just going to blow up ourselves some nuclear facilities.
Speaker 3: So there's that. There's that military angle. But then there's
Speaker 3: also the question I have burning in the back of
Speaker 3: my head as I read about the Israel strikes on
Speaker 3: the on the chemical weapons facilities. Isn't there any collateral
Speaker 3: concern about blowing up chemical weapons facilities and releasing the
Speaker 3: chemical weapons out into the atmosphere. Same question goes for
Speaker 3: radiation when you're bombing all these centrifuges. Is that is
Speaker 3: that a legitimate concern.
Speaker 11: I've but that also causes me to be a little
Speaker 11: skeptical that there are all of these chemical weapons factories,
Speaker 11: you know, and all the places here, because that's exactly
Speaker 11: what you would see you released into the air. It
Speaker 11: can't be any other way, and at least so far,
Speaker 11: and there's plenty of international organizations that monitor that stuff.
Speaker 1: That we haven't had any reports of that.
Speaker 11: I think all the targets up to this point have
Speaker 11: genuinely been military targets the regime. I mean, I'm talking
Speaker 11: about tanks and artillery pieces, conventional weapons depots, arms depots,
Speaker 11: et cetera.
Speaker 1: So I don't think that's going on.
Speaker 11: I will say though, that let's don't get too much
Speaker 11: ahead of our sales on the Israeli success, because they
Speaker 11: have had enormous tactical success, it's spectacularly so. But the
Speaker 11: medium and long term issues because none of the issues
Speaker 11: that will caused ten to seven, for example, have been resolved,
Speaker 11: and a lot of the civilians that have been killed
Speaker 11: in Lebanon and in the West Bank, in the Gaza,
Speaker 11: there's going to be some medium and long term difficulties
Speaker 11: for Israel to have to navigate what's happened as a
Speaker 11: result of those, so they're not out of the woods
Speaker 11: by any stretch.
Speaker 3: Daniel Davis Deep Dive. Enjoy talking to you every week,
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